Losing one's grip: a bivariate growth curve model of grip strength and nonverbal reasoning from age 79 to 87 years in the lothian birth cohort 1921
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Deary, I.J., ET AL., Losing one's grip: a bivariate growth curve model of grip strength and nonverbal reasoning from age 79 to 87 years in the lothian birth cohort 1921. Journals of Gerontology, The, Vol. 66B, no. 6 (2011), p. 699-707.
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Características población, Estudio longitudinal, Factor de protección, Factor de riesgo, Metodología, Personas mayores, Personas muy mayores, Razonamientos, Trastornos motores
Características población, Estudio longitudinal, Factor de protección, Factor de riesgo, Metodología, Personas mayores, Personas muy mayores, Razonamientos, Trastornos motores
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