PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ASSESSMENT: BY RECALL RECORDS.
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Health Surveys↗
Biomedical subjects
H J MONTOYE
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EFFECTS OF EXERCISE AND FOOD RESTRICTION ON SERUM CHOLESTEROL AND LIVER LIPIDS.
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Adrenal Glands↗
AN INVESTIGATION OF VARIOUS MEASURES USED IN IMPACT TESTING OF PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR.
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Acceleration↗
DETERMINATION OF THE OPTIMUM SETTING OF AN ADJUSTABLE GRIP DYNAMOMETER.
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Hand Strength↗
DETERMINATION OF BODY DENSITY BY AIR DISPLACEMENT, HELIUM DILUTION, AND UNDERWATER WEIGHING.
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Body Composition↗
Summary of research on the relationship of exercise to heart disease.
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Coronary Disease↗
Effects of conditioning on the ballistocardiogram of college basketball players.
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Basketball↗
An investigation of the Muller-Franz calorimeter.
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Calorimetry↗
Movement time, reaction time, and age.
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Aging↗
Study of the longevity and morbidity of college athletes.
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Athletes↗
Effect of vitamin B12 on work capacity.
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Corrinoids↗
Effects of vitamin B12 supplementation on physical fitness and growth of young boys.
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Corrinoids↗
The Harvard step test and work capacity.
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Efficiency↗
The effects of exercise on blood cholesterol in middle-aged men.
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Cholesterol↗