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Shanjie Liu1, Bingjie Liu2, Yunfeng Song1

  • 1Key Laboratory of Selection and Functional Assessment of Athletes, General Administration of Sport (Hubei Institute of Sports Science), Wuhan, 430205, China.

Scientific Reports
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