Sentence examples for to detraining from inspiring English sources

However, 0 day is not representative of normal strength, for example, due to detraining pre-spaceflight that occurs during the quarantine period, hence the significant increase in strength at 35 days (Fig. 1c, d).

This finding may demonstrate retention of more basic fitness parameters, whereas fast walking is physically more demanding and therefore showed an earlier reduction due to detraining.

Our results show that changes in the levels of GLUT4 gene expression in SHR are more sensitive to detraining that those associated with blood pressure reduction, since it remained decreased after training cessation.

When subjects with obesity, diabetes and deconditioning of muscle, either owing to detraining or secondary to degenerative conditions of the spine or joints, are compared to subjects without these conditions, muscle attenuation is reduced.

31 The differences in the percent changes from pre-training to post-training and from pre-training to detraining were analyzed by the formula: (initial score − final score)/initial score ×100.

Kubo et al observed that tendon adaptation to detraining is faster than the one to resistance training [ 21], but to the present author knowledge, in comparison with training or immobilization, the effects of sudden detraining on tendons have not been deeply investigated.

The dispatching manipulations required to detrain passengers prior to boarding is an enormous challenge and requires a formal boarding process like the procedures used today to mitigate potential overcrowding on platforms, many of which not wide enough to handle detraining and boarding passengers at the same time.

Those who had escaped by train, before the line was cut by Chaytor's Force during the night of 24/25 September, were forced to detrain south of Deraa.

In athletes with persisting diagnostic uncertainty, first-degree relatives were invited for cardiovascular screening or attempts were made to persuade the athlete to detrain for 1 3 months followed by repeat evaluation.

As for the keyboard itself, it takes some retraining – or maybe detraining – to get back up to speed, unless you've somehow managed to jump from on QWERTY keyboard to the next lo all of these years.

Our aim in this investigation was to evaluate the bone response to 7 months of "detraining" in this cohort of children.