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Published 2024“…Compared to pre-match values, hamstring strength was significantly decreased after 15 and 30 minutes of simulated soccer match for the non-dominant and dominant leg, respectively. …”
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Enrichment Analysis Based on Ferroptosis-Related Differentially Expressed Genes.
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Differential Gene Expression Associated with Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.
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Summary of HSS and LSI during the LIST.
Published 2024“…Compared to pre-match values, hamstring strength was significantly decreased after 15 and 30 minutes of simulated soccer match for the non-dominant and dominant leg, respectively. …”
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The clinical characteristic of patients.
Published 2025“…When the rate was between 18% and 59%, medical costs decreased as the rate increased, and when the rate was < 18% or ≥ 59%, medical costs did not decrease as the rate increased.…”
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The results of threshold effect analysis.
Published 2025“…When the rate was between 18% and 59%, medical costs decreased as the rate increased, and when the rate was < 18% or ≥ 59%, medical costs did not decrease as the rate increased.…”
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The forest plot of subgroup analysis.
Published 2025“…When the rate was between 18% and 59%, medical costs decreased as the rate increased, and when the rate was < 18% or ≥ 59%, medical costs did not decrease as the rate increased.…”