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  • 1Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Expert opinion on drug delivery
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PubMed
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较短的自动注射器 (AI) 护罩通过最大限度地减少皮肤摩擦来减少激活时用户感受到的力. 站立也降低了感知力,有助于开发用户友好的AI.

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激活力是一种激活力.施加了强力,使用了强力.自动注射器 自动注射器人类因素 人类因素模拟使用研究 模拟使用研究组织行为 组织行为.

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