"This follows the same pattern as energetic variables such as oxygenate consumption, basal metabolic rate and daily energy requirements during growth".
This study identified kinematic and knee energetic variables that reduce the risk of non-contact anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury during single-leg landings from increasing vertical heights and horizontal distances.
These fluctuations do not impact other energetic variables because the corresponding cellular oxygen tension remains above 15 mmHg at the maximum work rate and does not limit oxidative capacity in the heart [ 18].
Men expend their surplus energy (being 'katabolic') and this makes them eager, energetic, passionate, variable and, thereby, interested in political and social matters.
For example, the energetic response variable will be responsible for more pronounced inflammation and therefore stimulates the pro-inflammatory response (HP, E), (5c).
At this stage, our theoretical work in heart cells is consistent with either of two possibilities: i) mitochondrial dynamics becomes rapidly unstable and traverses a Hopf bifurcation after which pronounced oscillations occur in all of the energetic state variables (i.e., ΔΨm, redox potential, ATP∶ADP ratio, VO2, etc).
Therefore, the optimization of its energetic efficiency in variable speed wind turbines is an important focus of this recent study.
The variations come from the chanting atop the beats, which is energetic, vulgar and infinitely variable.
Like the mechanism of SnRK activities in plants during stress discussed above, in mammals AMPK maintains cellular energy homoeostasis by regulating metabolic processes and responses to variable environments and energetic and metabolic stresses.
The optimization of design and operation of trigeneration plants for civil applications is a very complex task, because of the large number of internal and external variables affecting the energetic and economic results that may be achieved.
