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Peak VO2 was considered valid if at least two of the following criteria were met: (1) respiratory exchange ratio ≥1.0, (2) Maximum heart rate equivalent to 85% of the age-predicted maximum (i.e., 220 – age), (3) Ratings of perceived exertion ≥17, which corresponds to an exertion level of "very hard" (a rating of 20 represents "maximal exertion").

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The RPE in the shoulder region was rated according to a 10-graded Borg scale (Borg 1982), where 0 corresponded to "no perceived exertion" and 9 corresponded to "maximum perceived exertion".

The Borg Scale ranges from 6 for "no feeling of exertion," to 20 which corresponds to "very, very hard exertion".

The hand grip effort and usability were negatively correlated with subjective assessment of hand and finger discomfort, so that a lower level of hand and finger discomfort corresponded to higher hand grip exertion and usability.

These RPE values correspond to a subjective perceived exertion of "light" and "somewhat hard" respectively.

These RPE values correspond to a subjective perceived exertion of "very light – gentle walking" and "fairly light" respectively.

"The essential thing is that the quality and the quantity of the diet correspond to the exertion of the young human being," she insisted.

Evidence of anginal syndrome (within 2 years preceding commencement of follow-up) should correspond with coronary insufficiency observed at rest or during exertion, manifested by typical pain and dynamic electrocardiographic changes.

This intensity corresponds to moderate exercise, in which participants feel that the exertion is 'somewhat hard', and closely approximates the intensity at the anaerobic threshold.