Improvements in fitness are not obligatory for exercise training-induced improvements in CV risk factors.

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Andrew J Maiorana

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Cees J Tack

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Dick H J Thijssen

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Fleur Poelkens

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Louise H Naylor

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Madelijn H Oudegeest-Sander

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Maria T E Hopman

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Ralph R Scholten

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Rebecca J H M Verheggen

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Tim H Schreuder

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10.14814/PHY2.13595

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Daniel J. Green

Peter H Willems

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2018-02-01T00:00:00Z

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