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Differences (Δ) between outcome variables measurements at the three observation times.

Giuseppe Frazzitta (711865)
Ilaria Zivi (2889374)
Roberto Valsecchi (2889356)
Sara Bonini (2889377)
Sara Maffia (2889368)
Katia Molatore (2889383)
Luca Sebastianelli (2889359)
Alessio Zarucchi (2889380)
Diana Matteri (2889365)
Giuseppe Ercoli (2889362)
Roberto Maestri (711867)
Leopold Saltuari (2889371)

Publication date

July 2016

DOI

10.1371/journal.pone.0158030.t003

Abstract

<p>Differences (Δ) between outcome variables measurements at the three observation times.</p

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