3 Thus, at moderate altitude, team-sport athletes had reduced maximal capacity and greater decrement in performance during matches compared with those at sea level, and the players were not able to modulate match activity to preserve high-intensity actions.
The data indicate flow mal-distribution increment (increase of standard deviation (STD) from 0.51% to 1.77%) by increasing the tube protrusion depth from 1/4 to 3/4 of header diameter which results in about 14% increment in pressure drop and 3.9% decrement in capacity.
For the situation of both combined driving and reduction of lane width, this decrement of capacity is about 22%.
For the situation of both combined driving and reduction of lane width, this decrement of capacity is about 22%. (2) Curb parking has adverse influences on operation safety of dynamic traffic.
Exposure to environmental chemicals during periods of susceptibility can pose a unique risk of subsequent downstream effects, both in the short and long term, as well as diminished capacity for recovery from decrements to physiological systems.
From a neuromuscular perspective, fatigue is defined as an exercise-induced decrement in the capacity to produce/maintain maximal force or power.
Results showed no changes in the mean quality of life (EQ5D) scores (F = 0.79, p < 0.455) and a decrement in functional capacity (ASI) from pre-hospitalization to three months after hospital discharge, with a small recovery between the 2nd and 3rd interview five months later (F = 8.22, p < 0.001).
Lightpath bundling (LB) and anycast (AS) switching are combined in SR VTCA operation to advertise lightpath additions/removals to the IP layer as mere adjustments (increments or decrements) in the capacity, allowing to keep the IP routing stable, and thus, simplifying control plane operations.
Impairments and activity limitations are decrements of functioning capacity, and so are elements of a person's health state.
A sort of "blue baby syndrome" is caused by the reduction of nitrate to nitrite, resulting in the decrement of O2 carrying capacity of hemoglobin in the blood and finally death.
