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Reliability and Concurrent Validity of Dynamic Rotator Stability Test

Name: Reliability and Concurrent Validity of Dynamic Rotator Stability Test
Brand: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
SKU: 18669474
Price: 32.04 EUR
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Author: Binoy Mathew K. V.
ISBN: 9786202065160

Binoy Mathew K. V.

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Senthil P. Kumar

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Libristo kod: 18669474

Nakladnici LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, studeni 2016

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