Even though the intensity of each exercise was individually adapted, all individuals exercised at a minimum of 60% of HR max.
After some tinkering, he hit upon a simple, cheap and effective substitute: mass-market battery-power cars available at toy stores — a Barbie Jeep or Thomas the Tank Engine, for example — that could be individually adapted to the child's needs.
This could indicate that different homologs are individually adapted to cope with the varying intracellular KCl concentrations resulting from the cellular response to variable environmental salt concentrations.
This window setting could be individually adapted by the observer if deemed appropriate.
In a minority of cases, insoles for semicustomized shoes were created from stock multiform insoles, which were individually adapted.
The total duration of each session was 50 60 min. All of the exercises, conducted in small groups, were individually adapted, instructed and supervised by a physiotherapist.
Moreover, the utilization of mosquito nets was considered to be individually adapted behavior that the malaria cases may have practiced more routinely than the uninfected household members.
In addition, the workload was individually adapted throughout the study, and the main goal of the training procedure was the induction of muscular hypertrophy.
Current intensity was individually adapted for each region in agreement with the participants during the first sessions and after 6, 12, and 26 weeks.
In selected patients with previous cancer and consecutive radiotherapy (e.g. oropharyngeal, laryngeal cancer, etc)., these doses had to be individually adapted.
According to the current ACSM/AHA recommendations on physical activity in older adults [ 5], a multidimensional exercise programme has been designed, that: 1. aims to improve aerobic capacity, strength, flexibility and balance; 2. can be individually adapted to the participant's functional abilities; and 3. allows combining preventive and therapeutic aspects of exercise.
