Sentence examples for maximum endurance time from inspiring English sources

The maximum endurance time (MET) is a key parameter for the ergonomic evaluation of static work.

A single arm pushing experiment was conducted in an electronic factory in Yantai, China to assess muscular fatigue using the theoretical models of muscular strength and maximum endurance time (MET) developed by Ma et al.

The endurance test was terminated when the position of the head changed by more than 5 degrees from the horizontal, or a maximum endurance time of 5 minutes was achieved.

There was a significant correlation between endurance time in bilevel tests and maximum inspiratory pressure % predicted (r = 0.68; p = 0.02).

The average improvement in endurance time was 193 seconds at 90% of maximum work rate at baseline which compares favorably with changes in endurance time between 100 and 120 seconds in therapeutic trials of inhaled bronchodilators [ 23, 25- 27].

Further analysis indicated a significant negative correlation between endurance time and rest pause and a marginal positive correlation between maximum voluntary grip-force and rest pause.

Additionally, 30% of the patients had decreased respiratory muscle strength, maximum inspiratory pressure (MIP) < -25cmH2O (-37.16 ± 15.06 cmH2O) whereas 50% of the patients presented limited diaphragm endurance time, TTdi > 0.16 (0.13 ± 0.07).

In Endurance Time (ET) method, structures are subjected to gradually intensifying accelerograms and their performance is judged based on the maximum time duration in which they can satisfy the predefined endurance criteria.

Grip endurance time was not significant (p=0.74).

However, the relationship between endurance time and %MVC differed significantly from Rohmert's curve and suggests it considerably overestimates endurance times for %MVCs <45% and it underestimates endurance times for %MVCs >45%.

The device was carefully characterized with respect to the electrical transport, retention, and endurance time.