Of course, the issue would be communicating that information to the swimmer, to let them know exactly how high their pulse rate is during training.
Data on the athlete's pulse rate are collected while the training effort increases, and subsequently statistical techniques such as correlation and regression are used to create a mathematical model with the purpose of giving optimal training advice (Gellish et al. [2007]).
One leg served as a sham-operated control, while the other leg was subjected to electrical stimulation using a Grass S88 pulse generator for 15 min (train rate, 1/s; train duration, 500 ms; pulse rate, 100 Hz; duration, 0.1 ms at 1 8 V).
The radio transmits a pulse train with a 9.6 MHz pulse rate and time hop code of length 16.
We trained rhesus monkeys in an active exploration task in which they discriminated periodic pulse-trains of ICMS (200 Hz bursts at a 10 Hz secondary frequency) from pulse trains with the same average pulse rate, but distorted periodicity (200 Hz bursts at a variable instantaneous secondary frequency).
Trained researchers measured blood pressure and pulse rate at the participants' homes using a validated automatic blood pressure monitor (Omron HEM-7301-IT HEM-7301-IT HEM-7301-ITropriAmsterdamed cuff.
At the second visit (a week later) blood pressure and pulse rate were measured twice in the supine position after 5 minutes' rest, by trained nurses.
Blood pressure, pulse rate, blood cortisol level and production of IFNγ, IL4, IL6, IL10, IL12 and TNFα were measured before training and after 3, 7 and 14 weeks.
For each patient, an initial 6-week (training) period was used to generate personalised alert thresholds for symptom score, oxygen saturation, and pulse rate.
The pulse rate gets raised by the pulse.
(His pulse rate — 72 — never changes).
