Sentence examples for eccentric intervention from inspiring English sources

The resistance, provided by a constant force extension spring, will be set at 2 pounds for the first week and progressed to tolerance and ability throughout the 10-week eccentric intervention program.

Limitations to the study presented here include the low number of volunteers enrolled into the eccentric intervention (n = 3 per genotype group), and the lack of muscle biopsies from the volunteers to correlate OPN protein and mRNA levels with respective genotypes and degree of inflammation.

The eccentric viewing intervention demonstrated greater improvement in dynamic activities, e.g. shopping.

Each showed a significantly lower incidence of hamstring strain with eccentric exercise intervention.

A total of six females (3 GG/GT and 3 TT) were subsequently enrolled into the eccentric exercise intervention.

A random control design was used to compare the impact of three interventions (eccentric viewing, magnification and combined intervention) on the performance of daily function.

Young adult volunteers (n = 187) were enrolled into a baseline study, and subjects with specific rs28357094 genotypes enrolled into an eccentric muscle challenge intervention [ n = 3 TT; n = 3 GG/GT (dominant inheritance model)].

Among all of the physical therapeutic interventions, eccentric strengthening has shown remarkably good therapeutic outcomes in the treatment of various tendinopathies such as those affecting the patellar, Achilles, supraspinatus, and wrist tendons [1, 10 14].

Barnes's brother pops up from time to time to say something witheringly professional, but since he's also portrayed - gently - as an eccentric don, his interventions don't carry much weight.

A subgroup analysis was conducted on the following loading conditions: intensity (i.e., higher versus lower than 70% of maximum voluntary contraction (MVC) or one repetition maximum (RM)), muscle contraction type (i.e., isometric, eccentric, concentric-eccentric), and intervention duration (i.e., shorter and longer than 12 weeks).

For exercise versus no intervention and eccentric or concentric exercise and stretching versus stretching alone, we found moderate evidence of no short-term effect.