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In-Soo Lee2010

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Number of Lapses during the Psychomotor Vigilance Task as an Objective Measure of Fatigue

In-Soo Lee · Wayne A. Bardwell · Sonia Ancoli‐Israel · Joel E. Dimsdale

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Year2010

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Published2010-04-15

VenueJournal of Clinical Sleep Medicine

ISSN-L1550-9389

Languageen

Citations106

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