Sentence examples for maximal work load from inspiring English sources

Maximal work load, exercise duration and power however, are not related to prognosis in patients with pulmonary hypertension in a multivariate analysis [ 23].

An exaggerated rise in SBP and diastolic BP DBPP) was recorded at maximal work load, whereby BP rose from 82/50 mmHg to a peak of 201/120 mmHg (ΔSBP/ΔDBP = 119/70 mmHg).

Secondary end-points included mean percent change in St . Georges Respiratory Questionnaire score and the mean absolute changes in the maximal work load measured by cycle ergometry, dyspnea (mMRC) score, and total oxygen use per day.

We intended to perform a diagnostic stress test in each patient reaching the age adopted submaximal heart rate; however, most patients were not able to reach their maximal work load, although in 3 a positive result was obtained.

The smears were then analyzed by cytotechnologists with a maximal work load of 76 Harris-Shorr stained slides per day, and 8 slides chosen at random for double-check [ 11].

As an adjunct to conventional treatment in patients with HF (New York Heart Association classes I - III), hawthorn extract may provide additional benefit in symptom control (eg. fatigue, shortness of breath) and physiologic outcomes (eg. maximal work load tolerance, exercise tolerance, pressure-heart rate product) [ 8].

An increasing step size is physiologically accompanied by shorter exercise durations and higher maximal work loads.

The exercises all involved a high demand of coordination and were performed at the maximal level of progression, challenging the performer optimally during the 25 seconds with a work load corresponding to 60-80% of their maximal voluntary muscle strength.

The constant-load tests were performed at 75% of the maximal work rate achieved during the incremental exercise test at screening.

It was considered maximal level if the subject achieved two of the three following test criteria: (1) the plateau of oxygen uptake with increasing work load, (2) a respiratory exchange ratio (RER) of 1.00 or higher, and (3) heart rate reaching 85% of age-predicted maximal heart rate (Max HR).

Bork [ 7] identified the main causes of WRMDs in physiotherapists as staying in the same position for along time and continuing to work when tired; Molumphy [ 10] emphasized lifting and leaning downwards with sudden maximal effort; and West [ 13] highlighted maintaining the same posture for along time, manual therapy, repeated movements, and increased work load.