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Body composition in elderly people: effect of criterion estimates on predictive equations

Baumgartner et al., 1991

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5773811015641897236
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Baumgartner R
Heymsfield S
Lichtman S
Wang J
Pierson Jr R
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The American journal of clinical nutrition

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The purposes of this study were to determine whether there are significant differences between two-and four-compartment model estimates of body composition, whether these differences are associated with aqueous and mineral fractions of the fat-free mass (FFM); …
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