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Table 1.

Population characteristics.

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Fig 1.

Handgrip strength is positively associated with lung volume in both male and female adolescents.

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Table 2.

Spirometric indices and grip strength.

Basic Model. Corrected only for age, height, lean body mass, nutritional intervention, and study center (Munich/Wesel).

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Fig 2.

Handgrip strength is positively associated with lung volume in both male and female adolescents in different stages of puberty.

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Table 3.

Spirometric indices and grip strength, sensitivity analyses.

All models corrected for age, height, lean body mass, nutritional intervention and study center (Munich/Wesel) as in Basic Model (Table 2).

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Table 4.

Spirometric indices and grip strength, Z-scores.

Corrected for lean body mass, nutritional intervention and study center (Munich/Wesel) as in Basic Model (Table 2.) Age and height are already corrected for in one or both Z-scores.

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