Sample size considerations for studies of intervention efficacy in the occupational setting.
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Lisa M Brosseau | David M Murray | David L Parker | D. Murray | D. Lazovich | F Thomas Milton | Siobhan K Dugan | L. Brosseau | D. Parker | Deann Lazovich | S. Dugan | F. Milton
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