Social security is called that for a reason, yet it hasn't kept apace with the changes to our work economy.
Still, we persist and try to pay our bills in an ever-destabilized work economy.
Immediately following the work economy test, the subjects continued to the VO2max test.
Work economy during level/uphill walking was measured in the elderly participants only.
Finally, any deviations in gait pattern and work economy between the treadmill walking and field will disturb the findings.
The average oxygen consumption for the last minute of this period was recorded as the work economy.
Differences in gait patterns (beyond work economy), accelerometer-units worn, the attachment and tilt of the instruments are factors likely to explain this variation.
This statement assumes a single rider - and discounts the soccer mom phenomenon - again indirectly related to the unpaid work economy as well as leisure schedules.
Work economy was similar in the men and women and there was only a small, statistically insignificant difference in gross efficiency, due solely to the higher male work rates.
Resting VO2 (partial r = 0.98, p <.001) and work economy (partial r = −0.97, p <.001) explained 97.1% of the variation in treadmill walking speed at three METs (F = 647.0, p <.001).
