Sentence examples for rate of torque from inspiring English sources

No studies have comprehensively focused on the rate of torque development of the lower limb muscles among elderly fallers.

It was also aimed to determine whether these parameters of muscle performance (i.e., peak torque and rate of torque development) are related to the number of falls.

Since the maximum rotation speed of the motor is limited by the rate of torque generation cycle of the motor, the rate of conformational changes of the MotPS stator coupled with the Na+ flow is about 4-fold slower than that of the MotAB stator coupled with the H+ flow.

Since the maximum speed of the MotPS motor is about 50 Hz even in the presence of 200 mM NaCl, either Na+ transit through the channel of the MotPS stator, Na+ release from the channel to the cytoplasm or both may limit the rate of torque generation cycle of the MotPS motor.

Then, the aim of this study was to determine the relationship between muscle peak torque and rate of torque development of the lower limb joints in elderly with and without fall history.

To evaluate the effect of age and diabetic neuropathy on ankle motor function in the frontal plane in terms of rate of torque development and capability for balance recovery.

Since high-speed rotation of the flagellar motor at low load is limited by the rate of torque-generation reaction cycle of the motor, we suggest that the maximum activity of the MotPS stator is about 4 times lower than that of the MotAB stator.

The efficacy of the optimization procedures was representatively shown on electroencephalographic recordings from two subjects who performed unilateral isometric plantar flexions at two target torques and two rates of torque development.

As evidence suggests that acute NaHCO3 ingestion may have a preferential effect on type II muscle fibres [83], further study comparing different combinations of exercise task demands and muscle groups may also clarify the effect of NaHCO3 on rates of torque development and muscle recruitment in humans.

Mean PF maximum rates of torque development and relaxation were significantly reduced postmatch relative to prematch (p<0.05).

In our experience maximal voluntary rates of torque rise cannot be obtained when subjects also try to generate peak torques similar to MVC values in the same contractions.