All measurements were taken during a single testing session on the Saturdays before and after the 4 weeks of training.
The observed adaptations occurred within a single testing session and need to be considered in the design of balance recovery experiments.
Following a medical chart review, which determined the date and type of previous knee surgeries, subjects were assessed during a single testing session in the following manner: completion of the FABQ and the KOS ADLS and SAS followed by KT-1000 testing.
In this study, the NP-hard problem of scheduling N independent jobs on a single testing machine with due dates and sequence-dependent setup times is addressed, where the multiple objectives are to minimize average cycle time, to minimize average tardiness, and to maximize machine utilization.
Data were collected during a single testing session for each participant, with adequate rest periods provided to prevent fatigue.
The main advantages are: (1) stimulation without any contact of the skin; (2) simplicity of instruction and easiness of the task: (3) investigation of both Aδ- and C-fibers functions in a single testing run; (4) determination of true thresholds; (5) determination of psychophysical latencies.
