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Antimicrobial Activity of Alk(en)yl Sulfides Found in Essential Oils of Garlic and Onion
Antimicrobial Activity of Alk(en)yl Sulfides Found in Essential Oils of Garlic and Onion
Jay Wook Kim | Korean Society of Food Science and Technology | 2004
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1792
A Randomized Controlled Comparison of Upper-Extremity Rehabilitation Strategies in Acute Stroke A Pilot Study of Immediate and LongTerm Outcomes
A Randomized Controlled Comparison of Upper-Extremity Rehabilitation Strategies in Acute Stroke A Pilot Study of Immediate and LongTerm Outcomes
Carolee J. Winstein | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine | 2004
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1793
Individual, Science, and Society ACRM's Mission and the Body Politic
Individual, Science, and Society ACRM's Mission and the Body Politic
Deborah L. Wilkerson | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine | 2004
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1794
The Effect of Foot Position on the Modified Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction and Balance
The Effect of Foot Position on the Modified Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction and Balance
Diane M. Wrisley | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine | 2004
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1795
Reliability of Maximal Strength Testing in Older Adults
Reliability of Maximal Strength Testing in Older Adults
Wayne T. Phillips | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine | 2004
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1796
Payer Incentives and Physical Rehabilitation Therapy for Nonelderly Institutional Long-Term Care Residents Evidence From Michigan and Ontario
Payer Incentives and Physical Rehabilitation Therapy for Nonelderly Institutional Long-Term Care Residents Evidence From Michigan and Ontario
Walter P. Wodchis | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine | 2004
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1797
Can Tai Chi Improve Vestibulopathic Postural Control?
Can Tai Chi Improve Vestibulopathic Postural Control?
Peler M. Wayne | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine | 2004
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1798
Tai Chi Improves Standing Balance Control Under Reduced or Conflicting Sensory Conditions
Tai Chi Improves Standing Balance Control Under Reduced or Conflicting Sensory Conditions
William W. Tsang | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine | 2004
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1799
Strapped Versus Unstrapped Technique of the Prone Press-Up for Measurement of Lumbar Extension Using a Tape Measure Differences in Magnitude and Reli
Strapped Versus Unstrapped Technique of the Prone Press-Up for Measurement of Lumbar Extension Using a Tape Measure Differences in Magnitude and Reli
William D. Bandy | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine | 2004
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1800
Nontraumatic Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Pressure Ulcer Patterns, Prediction, and Impact
Nontraumatic Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Pressure Ulcer Patterns, Prediction, and Impact
Peter W. New | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine | 2004
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