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MANOVA result showed that the main effects were significantly (p<0.0001) related with normalized working heart rate and the interaction effects of different lifting parameters contributed 10.01% of total variance of normalized working heart rate.

The normalized work of flexion, the gliding resistance, and the maximum breaking force of treated tendons were also recorded.

In the HA-lubricin group, the normalized work of flexion was significantly lower, as well as the prevalence of severe adhesions.

DNA was normalized to working concentrations of 50 ng/μl for genome-wide genotyping and 15 to 20 ng/μl for the validation study.

Weight-normalized work-per-meter (WN-WPM) was then computed from (4).

Reducing the mechanical work required to travel a given distance (WN-WPM, weight-normalized work-per-meter) can help reduce the risk of shoulder injury, while reducing the vibration transmissibility (VT) of the wheelchair frame can reduce whole-body vibration.

Figure 4 shows the average of all trials for each wheelchair, where the x-axis is the weight-normalized work-per-meter and the y-axis is the vibration transmissibility.

We compared the vibration transmissibility (VT) and the weight-normalized work-per-meter (WN-WPM) of six folding wheelchairs propelled by ten able-bodied users on three ground surfaces.

Therefore, to take the differences of body and wheelchair weights into account, WPM was weight-normalized by the total mass of the users and wheelchairs, so that (4) WN-WPM = ∫ θ R 0 θ R 1 M R d θ R + ∫ θ L 0 θ L 1 M L d θ L L m, where WN-WPM stands for weight-normalized work-per-meter, L is the distance (5 m), and m is the mass.

The recorded working heart rates were normalized based on the maximum heart rate obtained during maximum aerobic power measurement.

Once this is done, the analysis methods use normalized events, so they can continue working without changes.