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"Cindy" (98% HRmax and RPE = 9) also presented an acute blood oxidative stress response similar to a traditional bout of high-intensity treadmill running (running at a minimum intensity of 90% maximum heart rate over 20 min) [47].

The presence of the vinyl group in VTES can usually be recognized by the presence of a minimum intensity of broad band at 3,516 cm−1 due to the unsaturated =C H stretching vibration.

Genes with a minimum intensity of 16 were considered to be expressed.

Subjects were classified as exercisers if they met a predefined criterion that corresponded to about 60 minutes of weekly exercise activities with a minimum intensity of four metabolic equivalents (METs), where one MET is the rate of energy expenditure of an individual sitting quietly, which is approximately one kcal/kg/h.

In this study, researchers used a cut-point of 60 minutes of activity per week, eliciting a minimum intensity of four metabolic equivalents (4 METs; where 1 MET = 3.5 mL·min−1·kg−1), to categorize twins as exercisers and non-exercisers.

Self-reported data on leisure time exercise behavior from Australia, Denmark, Finland, Norway, the Netherlands, Sweden and United Kingdom were used to create a comparable index of exercise participation in each country (60 minutes weekly at a minimum intensity of four metabolic equivalents).

Processing of the data from 108 spotted cDNA microarrays included background subtraction and log2-transformation of fluorescence intensities, and removal of flagged spots or spots that did not surpass a minimum intensity threshold of 200.

In addition, more attention has to be paid to the implementation of evaluation and follow-up activities, as a minimum intensity and length of follow-up is needed to reach favourable effects.

A minimum intensity and duration of at least two hours per day and 100 days a year is required (UNESCO 2012).

The results show that the use of a minimum intensity filter provides good separation between protein particles, air bubbles, and silicone oil micro-droplets suspended in PBS solutions.

In recent years, TMS has been repeatedly used in patients with migraine to test occipital cortex excitability by measuring phosphene threshold (PT), defined as the minimum intensity of a TMS pulse needed to evoke phosphenes: PT is inversely related to the overall level of visual cortex excitability [10], so that a low PT is considered expression of primary visual cortex hyper-excitability.