Suchergebnisse - "Plamondon, André"

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Disentangling Child-Specific and Family-Wide Processes Underlying Negative Mother-Child Transactions

von: Plamondon, André

2017, in: Journal of abnormal child psychology

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Manual materials handling in mining: The effect of rod heights and foot positions when lifting “in-the-hole” drill rods

von: Plamondon, André

2006, in: Applied ergonomics

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Spatial working memory and attention skills are predicted by maternal stress during pregnancy

von: Plamondon, André

2015, in: Study of serum leptin in well differentiated thyroid carcinoma: Correlation with patient and tumor characteristics

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Biomechanical differences between expert and novice workers in a manual material handling task

von: Plamondon, Andre

2010, in: Ergonomics

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Relative importance of interception and transpiration changes causing watering-up after clearcutting on four wet sites

von: Dubé, Stéphane

1995, in: Publication / Association Internationale des Sciences Hydrologiques

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A biomechanical comparison between expert and novice manual materials handlers using a multi-joint EMG-assisted optimization musculoskeletal model of the lumbar spine

von: Gagnon, Denis

2016transfer abstract, in: Measuring students' school context exposures: A trajectory-based approach

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Trajectory Modeling with Latent Groups: Potentials and Pitfalls

von: Hetherington, Erin

2020, in: Current epidemiology reports

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A comparison of lumbar spine and muscle loading between male and female workers during box transfers

von: Gagnon, Denis

2018, in: Journal of biomechanics

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Marital Conflict Trajectories and Associations With Children's Disruptive Behavior

von: Madigan, Sheri

2017, in: Journal of marriage and family

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Marital Conflict Trajectories and Associations With Children's Disruptive Behavior

von: Madigan, Sheri

2016, in: Journal of marriage and family

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Correction to: A Family Socialization Model of Transdiagnostic Risk for Psychopathology in Preschool Children

von: Wade, Mark

2021, in: Journal of abnormal child psychology

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Water relations of black spruce trees on a peatland during wet and dry years

von: Pepin, Steeve

2002, in: Wetlands

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Effects of drainage of a forested peatland on water quality and quantity

von: PrevostPrévost, Marcel

1999, in: Journal of hydrology

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A Family Socialization Model of Transdiagnostic Risk for Psychopathology in Preschool Children

von: Wade, Mark

2021, in: Journal of abnormal child psychology

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Watering up after clear-cutting on forested wetlands of the St. Lawrence lowland (Paper 95WR00427)

von: Dubé, Stéphane

1995, in: Water resources research

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Comparison of three computer office workstations offering forearm support: impact on upper limb posture and muscle activation

von: Delisle, Alain

2006, in: Ergonomics

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Reliability of different thresholds for defining muscular rest of the trapezius muscles in computer office workers

von: Delisle, Alain

2009, in: Ergonomics

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Effect of local magnetic field disturbances on inertial measurement units accuracy

von: Robert-Lachaine, Xavier

2017transfer abstract, in: Effects of external electric field on the optical and electronic properties of blue phosphorene nanoribbons: A DFT study

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Accuracy and repeatability of single-pose calibration of inertial measurement units for whole-body motion analysis

von: Robert-Lachaine, Xavier

2017, in: EGF domain peptide of Developmentally regulated endothelial locus1 facilitates gene expression of extracellularly applied plasmid DNA

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Validation of inertial measurement units with an optoelectronic system for whole-body motion analysis

von: Robert-Lachaine, Xavier

2016, in: Medical & biological engineering & computing

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