Sentence examples for mean peak torque from inspiring English sources

The H/Q coefficient (mean peak torque of flexors divided by mean peak torque of extensors) was additionally analysed to find out the functional stability of knee.

Although the differences were not statistically significant, the mean peak torque and work were less in GS before the intervention.

When averaging the torque values for genders, sides, centers, and days at baseline, the mean peak torque of the control subjects was 26.5 Nm.

The moderate correlations were detected between the extensors mean peak torque values at 60 s−1 angular velocity and results of one-leg-rising test.

The measurements of mean peak torque for muscles of both extremities in a group of healthy volunteers did not show the significant differences (Table  1).

The total work and mean peak torques during eccentric exercise did not differ between conditions.

In such a comparison, we found differences in mean values of peak torques for knee extensors between patients of both groups A and B and the healthy volunteers group (P ≤ 0.001; P ≤ 0.01) and in values of mean peak torques for knee flexors recorded in patients after meniscectomy and healthy subjects (P ≤ 0.05).

The isokinetic variables assessed were average peak torque (APT) and average peak torque normalised for bodyweight (APTBW).

Inter-group comparison for the total work and mean eccentric peak torque during the exercise were made by a paired t test.

There was no significant difference in either mean isokinetic peak torque (for any mode of testing) or for number of players with a least one isokinetic deficit greater than 10%, when comparing players without reinjury (N=46; 88.5%) with players with reinjury (N=6; 11.5%).

There was no significant difference of mean isokinetic peak torques and 10% isokinetic deficits in players without reinjury (N=46) compared with players with reinjury (N=6).