Sentence examples for isolated training from inspiring English sources

With respect to hip strength and physical fitness measures, both intervention groups showed significant but similar performance enhancements in peak torque of the hip flexors (combined training group: f = 0.45, isolated training group: f = 0.74) and in 15-m sprint test (combined training group: f = .56, isolated training group: f = 0.40) following training.

Isolated training of the vastus medialis muscle is considered difficult and did not reach a clinically important difference when compared to a general quadriceps strengthening exercise programme.

With Liu as the example, China beefed up its sports system after 2004, bringing more prospects into isolated training camps.

The premise is a reimagining of Agatha Christie's "Ten Little Indians" (also known as "And Then There Were None") as Eight Little Profilers: a graduating class of would-be F.B.I. agents is plunked down on the fictional Oneiga Island, an isolated training compound.

As an isolated training technique, mindfulness can be used as a tool to reduce the stress that is caused by efficiency-driven business models.

One of the explanations often given for England's sterile displays at the 2010 football World Cup is the stifling atmosphere at their isolated training base in South Africa.

More feasible would be correlational studies that control for prognostic variables that predict cognition (non-verbal intelligence, vocabulary, and SES) plus training factors to isolate training-induced effects.

Spiking neuron models and theories however, as well as their experimental counterparts, have generally been limited to the simulation or observation of isolated neurons, isolated spike trains, or reduced neural populations.

However, many laparoscopic training programs still use basic skills and isolated task training, despite increasing evidence to support the use of training models with higher functional resemblance, such as whole procedural modules.

Resistance training, which has a larger effect size in the literature (0.53) than isolated aerobic training (0.41), and comparable to combined aerobic/resistance training (0.59), may be a more realistic exercise option in this cohort, as it is more feasible in elders with frailty and mobility impairment, thus having the potential for long-term adherence.

In terms of the possibility of isolated eccentric training (decreasing or eliminating concentric actions from the stretch-shortening cycle, SSC), there is no strong evidence to consider this possibility as a good option when treating chronic tendinopathies (Couppé et al. 2015; Malliaras et. 2013).