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- Abstract/Extract Full-Text PDF
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2221 3312 2569
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2017 400 768 312
- Oct 2017 32 42 32
- Sep 2017 31 39 25
- Aug 2017 31 41 31
- Jul 2017 45 49 36
- Jun 2017 42 53 39
- May 2017 44 43 30
- Apr 2017 36 35 22
- Mar 2017 47 95 24
- Feb 2017 56 198 25
- Jan 2017 36 173 48
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2016 395 860 661
- Dec 2016 30 106 36
- Nov 2016 30 76 69
- Oct 2016 20 54 40
- Sep 2016 30 77 51
- Aug 2016 34 61 47
- Jul 2016 31 54 41
- Jun 2016 29 64 66
- May 2016 32 63 70
- Apr 2016 62 76 71
- Mar 2016 33 68 43
- Feb 2016 28 84 60
- Jan 2016 36 77 67
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2015 555 1118 822
- Dec 2015 55 111 46
- Nov 2015 15 76 58
- Oct 2015 37 79 87
- Sep 2015 44 84 52
- Aug 2015 44 86 63
- Jul 2015 31 103 80
- Jun 2015 65 65 56
- May 2015 25 89 67
- Apr 2015 25 90 83
- Mar 2015 46 80 66
- Feb 2015 64 103 62
- Jan 2015 104 152 102
- TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2014 871 566 774
- Dec 2014 46 51 29
- Nov 2014 101 40 50
- Oct 2014 45 58 44
- Sep 2014 49 73 30
- Aug 2014 71 78 46
- Jul 2014 78 86 69
- Jun 2014 205 134 113
- May 2014 113 46 113
- Apr 2014 71 0 145
- Mar 2014 (month to date) 92 0 135
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