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Fig. 2 Hypoxia ascent and/or exposition-induced physiological mechanisms related to explosive exercise performance induced by hypoxia.
Improvement of stance control and muscle performance induced by focal muscle vibration in young-elderly women: a randomized controlled trial.
Additionally, this study evaluated the crack-closing performance induced by the activation of the shape memory effect of SMA fibers.
Depleted self-control performance (induced by the Bakan visual processing task) on an attention switch task was assessed under each study condition.
Wake-promoting doses of LSN2463359 and LSN2814617 attenuated deficits in performance induced by the competitive NMDA receptor antagonist SDZ 220,581 in two tests of operant behaviour: the variable interval 30 s task and the DMTP task.
Such different morphologies of the mortars are a result of the type of the alkaline cations used; their effect could also be perceived in the thermal performance of the mortars, with better performance induced by potassium silicate and potassium hydroxide.
Our study analyzed learning attitudes and academic performances induced by the utilization of resources driven by cloud computing technologies.
This review presents recent advancements in the synthesis of PLA-based block/graft copolymers having complex architectures, with emphasis on the enhanced material performances induced by PLA stereocomplex formation.
It might be asked whether poor performance, induced either by some organic/biochemical problem (such as hypoxia or liver failure) or by some functional problem (such as psychological fallout from delirium, fatigue, or a lack of confidence), is poor performance nonetheless.
However, although implementing FC has a negligible impact on the performance of EXP and MLDF scheduling rules, the performance improvement induced by FC is remarkable for the PF and MSR schedulers.
35 Hence the magnitude of Yo-Yo IR1 performance improvement induced by hypoxic RS training is likely to translate to improved intermittent sport performance.
