Repeatability of respiratory data in the individual subject.
ThoraxPublished 1 January 1966Open access
L. A. G. Davidson
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A knowledge of the repeatability of any respiratory measurement in the individual is a prerequisite when assessing the significance of the change in state produced by any experimental procedure and the accompanying Table presents such data.
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