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Prediction of segmental lean mass using anthropometric variables in young adults

Scafoglieri et al., 2012

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16997932942894489305
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Scafoglieri A
Tresignie J
Provyn S
Marfell-Jones M
Reilly T
Bautmans I
Clarys J
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Journal of sports sciences

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The aim of the present study was to develop and cross-validate anthropometrical prediction equations for segmental lean tissue mass (SLM). One hundred and seventeen young healthy Caucasians (67 men and 50 women; mean age: 31.9±10.0 years; Body Mass Index …
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