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  1. 141
    Risk of bias summary.

    Risk of bias summary. by Danni Jiang (1722013)

    Published 2022
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  2. 142
    Risk of bias graph.

    Risk of bias graph. by Danni Jiang (1722013)

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  3. 143
    Results of normal and wide step width (cm).

    Results of normal and wide step width (cm). by Fateme Khorramroo (18086501)

    Published 2025
    “…Wide running significantly decreased the coordination variability in the ankle-knee sagittal during LR (p<0.001) and knee-hip sagittal during LR (p=0.007) and push-off (p=0.016). …”
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  4. 144
    Social isolation related changes in quality of life.

    Social isolation related changes in quality of life. by Roger D. Newman-Norlund (14053467)

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  5. 145
    Fig 5 -

    Fig 5 - by Roger D. Newman-Norlund (14053467)

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  6. 146
    Comparison of QOLI measures before and after social isolation.

    Comparison of QOLI measures before and after social isolation. by Roger D. Newman-Norlund (14053467)

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  7. 147
    Fig 3 -

    Fig 3 - by Roger D. Newman-Norlund (14053467)

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  8. 148
    Timeline for recruitment and testing in the current study.

    Timeline for recruitment and testing in the current study. by Roger D. Newman-Norlund (14053467)

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  9. 149
    Validation of genetic markers for risk of OA or knee OA for decrease in minJSW.

    Validation of genetic markers for risk of OA or knee OA for decrease in minJSW. by Mieke L. M. Bentvelzen (21594442)

    Published 2025
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  10. 150
    Comparison of DNA damage photoproducts CPD and 6-4PP in murine liver after either room light, UV-A, or UV-C light exposure.

    Comparison of DNA damage photoproducts CPD and 6-4PP in murine liver after either room light, UV-A, or UV-C light exposure. by Rachael Guenter (15147776)

    Published 2023
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  11. 151
    DNA damage after UV-A/UV-C light exposure assessed by a comet assay.

    DNA damage after UV-A/UV-C light exposure assessed by a comet assay. by Rachael Guenter (15147776)

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  12. 152
    Evolution of health burden and life expectancy under different expenditure scenarios.

    Evolution of health burden and life expectancy under different expenditure scenarios. by Margherita Molaro (17803989)

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  13. 153
    Capabilities expansion scenarios considered. <i><i>g</i></i><sub>GDP</sub> and <i><i>g</i></i><sub>fHE</sub> refer to the growth rate of annual GDP (in constant 2015 US$) and growth rate of fraction of GDP allocated to health (<i><i>f</i></i><sub>HE</sub>) assumed, leading to a yearly expenditure growth per scenario of [(1 + <i><i>g</i></i><sub>GDP</sub>) × (1 + <i><i>g</i></i><sub>fHE</sub>) − 1]. The normalised health expenditure (NHE) associated with each scenario (defined in

    Capabilities expansion scenarios considered. <i><i>g</i></i><sub>GDP</sub> and <i><i>g</i></i><sub>fHE</sub> refer to the growth rate of annual GDP (in constant 2015 US$) and growt... by Margherita Molaro (17803989)

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  14. 154
    Scaling of overall health burden with yearly expenditure growth.

    Scaling of overall health burden with yearly expenditure growth. by Margherita Molaro (17803989)

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  15. 155
    Transmission, transmittance, and absorbance of surgical PPE in the range of 360-370nm.

    Transmission, transmittance, and absorbance of surgical PPE in the range of 360-370nm. by Rachael Guenter (15147776)

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  16. 156
    Impact on different areas of health.

    Impact on different areas of health. by Margherita Molaro (17803989)

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  17. 157
    Model of provider exposure to UV light.

    Model of provider exposure to UV light. by Rachael Guenter (15147776)

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  18. 158
    Spectral power distributions for UV-A and UV-C light sources used in the experiments.

    Spectral power distributions for UV-A and UV-C light sources used in the experiments. by Rachael Guenter (15147776)

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  19. 159
    Western blot comparing markers of DNA repair.

    Western blot comparing markers of DNA repair. by Rachael Guenter (15147776)

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  20. 160
    Homozygous microdeletions of SNPs in the rs58923657 non-risk haplotype result in significantly decreased <i>IKZF1</i> expression and increased proliferation in human LCLs.

    Homozygous microdeletions of SNPs in the rs58923657 non-risk haplotype result in significantly decreased <i>IKZF1</i> expression and increased proliferation in human LCLs. by Vincent U. Gant (9955199)

    Published 2021
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