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dual relationship

dual relationship In this source, a dual relationship means a two-way association in which each factor is related to changes in the other.

In this source, a dual relationship means a two-way association in which each factor is related to changes in the other. Here it refers to a bidirectional link between children’s dental caries and growth measures such as weight and height.

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Drafting source: Shen Anqi; Bernabé Eduardo; Sabbah Wael. The bidirectional relationship between weight, height and dental caries among preschool children in China. 2019; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0216227; article XML SHA-256 1c77e63c36acc026dec262dea2306adc9e56183e85a023f76fc8483862f8eab6. “The bidirectional relationship between weight, height and dental caries among preschool children in China” (10.1371/journal.pone.0216227).
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