Sentence examples for given level of muscle from inspiring English sources

For a given level of muscle activation there exists a frequency at which the maximum speed is attained.

For example, we will measure the swimming speed at different frequencies for a given level of muscle activation, and at different levels of activation for a given frequency.

These results suggest that one strategy used by the spinal cord for matching forward swimming speed to frequency and strength of activation could be to maximise the forward speed for a given level of muscle activation.

It is conceivable that increasing the capacity and efficiency of mitochondria in the muscles of older adults could improve their ability to maintain a given level of muscle activity for extended periods of time (i.e., reduced muscle fatigue during activities of daily living).

Our results are consistent with those of Brooks & Faulkner [23], who found that EDL muscles from aged mice experienced higher force deficits than muscles from younger mice for any given level of work input.

As the bioenergetics of skeletal muscle improve, blood lactate levels are reduced at a given level of exercise; thereby decreasing the amount of non-metabolic carbon dioxide (CO2) that is produced by the bicarbonate buffering system [ 12, 21].

The development of ROM with age, given a constant level of muscle tone, was predicted using the marginal means of the statistical model and plotted on a graph together with corresponding 95% confidence intervals (CIs).

Plotted curves therefore correspond to the estimated population mean ROM given a specific age and level of muscle tone.

In a swimming animal, a given swimming speed is accomplished by a particular tail-beat frequency (Bainbridge, 1958), which will correspond to a particular level of muscle activation.

Given the level of LAP2α decreased during muscle differentiation (Markiewicz et al., 2005), these results suggest that low-level LAP2α expression in HSMMs facilitates the cytoplasmic translocation of Rb.

Particularly, given the importance of high levels of muscle activity to bring about specific muscular adaptations, lower levels of myoelectrical activity may limit the adaptive response to rehabilitation interventions and suggest that greater attention be given to neural function of the knee flexors after hamstring strain injury.