Technology of Two-dimensional Bioimpedance Analysis of the Human Body Composition.

Technology of Two-dimensional Bioimpedance Analysis of the Human Body Composition.
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10.2478/joeb-2021-0004
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2021-01
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Starunova OA
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Shchelykalina SP;Nikolaev DV;Kolesnikov VA;Korostylev KA;Starunova OA

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