The phrase "athletic populations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to groups of people who engage in sports or physical activities, often in a research or health context.
Example: "Studies have shown that injury rates vary significantly among different athletic populations."
Alternatives: "sports communities" or "active groups".
The prevalence of common ECG modifications was comparable between West-Asian and Caucasian athletic populations, whereas black athletes demonstrated a significantly greater frequency of right atrial enlargement, first-degree AV block and early repolarisation.
112 117 While these have proven useful in public health, military, occupational and sports medicine settings, these models require further refinement and individualisation to athletic populations, especially elite athletes.
Knee injuries are highly prevalent in athletic populations, particularly among female athletes.
There are many studies suggesting that the radiological features of FAI are highly prevalent in athletic populations, 41 42 62 64 and in athletes with hip/groin pain.
For instance, resting arterial blood pressure and HOMA is not significantly reduced in most competitive athletes [ 35] and hypertension is not uncommon in athletic populations [ 36].
However, data on the overall psychological health of elite athletes is difficult to obtain at an epidemiological level, and the athletic populations studied instead are often high school or college sportsmen and women-most of whom never reach the high level.
Owing to many, if not most flow limited athletes within the athletic population reach or approach flow limited status due to a vigorous ventilatory response to exercise which they are accustomed to even at sea level, added sensations of dyspnoea during hypoxic exercise may be less than in non-flow limited athletes.
15 Data relating to other ethnic groups are scarce; however, a recent study from the Middle-East in a largely male Arabic athletic population reveals a similar T-wave prevalence to caucasian athletes.
27 The fact that differing ventilatory responses to exercise and hypoxia exist across the athletic population is important, as one of the only strategies available for the athlete to defend SaO2 during exercise is to increase ventilation, to maximise alveolar PO2 (PO22).
Patellofemoral pain is a common orthopedic condition in the athletic population.
This review was designed in order to study the percutaneous repair of Achilles tendon rupture in athletic population.
