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author name string	Hiroshi Kawaguchi Kozo Nakamura Shinji Matsuda Noriko Yoshimura Shigeyuki Muraki Munehito Yoshida Hiroyuki Oka Toru Akune Yuyu Ishimoto Naoki Hirabayashi Fumiaki Tokimura Kazuhiro Hatanaka Takako Nojiri
rdfs:label	Reference values for hand grip strength, muscle mass, walking time, and one-leg standing time as indices for locomotive syndrome and associated disability: the second survey of the ROAD study (en) Reference values for hand grip strength, muscle mass, walking time, and one-leg standing time as indices for locomotive syndrome and associated disability: the second survey of the ROAD study (nl)
skos:prefLabel	Reference values for hand grip strength, muscle mass, walking time, and one-leg standing time as indices for locomotive syndrome and associated disability: the second survey of the ROAD study (en) Reference values for hand grip strength, muscle mass, walking time, and one-leg standing time as indices for locomotive syndrome and associated disability: the second survey of the ROAD study (nl)
name	Reference values for hand grip strength, muscle mass, walking time, and one-leg standing time as indices for locomotive syndrome and associated disability: the second survey of the ROAD study (en) Reference values for hand grip strength, muscle mass, walking time, and one-leg standing time as indices for locomotive syndrome and associated disability: the second survey of the ROAD study (nl)
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author	Keiji Nagata
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title	Reference values for hand grip strength, muscle mass, walking time, and one-leg standing time as indices for locomotive syndrome and associated disability: the second survey of the ROAD study (en)
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published in	Journal of Orthopaedic Science
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