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Filter Modules, supplied by Digitimer North America LLC, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 97/100, based on 2324 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Amplification:Article Title: No Differences in Motor Units Discharge Rate Between Females and Males in Explosive Ankle Dorsiflexions Article Snippet: Ankle dorsiflexion torque was measured by a torque transducer (DV‐14, Lorenz Messtechnik GmbH, Alfdorf, Germany) connected to the custom‐made footplate. .. The output signal was amplified (x1000, LCV/U10, Lorenz Messtechnik, GmbH), low‐pass filtered (cutoff frequency: 1000 Hz; Article Title: Lower-limb resistance training reduces exertional dyspnea and intrinsic neuromuscular fatigability in individuals with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Article Snippet: Skeletal muscle atrophy, dysfunction, and fatigue are important complications of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).. Greater reliance on glycolytic metabolism and increased type III/IV muscle afferent activity increase ventilatory drive, promote ventilatory constraint, amplify exertional dyspnea, and limit exercise tolerance.. To investigate whether muscular adaptation with resistance training (RT) could improve exertional dyspnea, exercise tolerance, and intrinsic neuromuscular fatigability in individuals with COPD (n = 14, FEV1 = 62 ± 21% predicted), we performed a proof-of-concept single-arm efficacy study utilizing 4 wk of individualized lower-limb RT (3 times/wk). Article Title: UBC‐Nepal expedition: peripheral fatigue recovers faster in Sherpa than lowlanders at high altitude Article Snippet: .. The force produced during voluntary and electrically‐evoked isometric knee extensions was measured by the strain gauge (SBO‐300; Transducer Techniques, Temecula, CA, USA), amplified (×100) ( Article Title: The inclusion of interstimulus interval variability does not mitigate electrically-evoked fatigue of the knee extensors. Article Snippet: Purpose Transcutaneous electrical stimulation (TES) is used to activate muscles when volitional capacity is impaired but potential benefits are limited by rapid force loss (fatigue).. Most TES fatigue protocols employ constant-frequency trains, with stimuli at a fixed interstimulus interval (ISI); however, a brief ISI between the first two pulses (variable-frequency train, VFT) to maximize the catchlike property of muscle can attenuate fatigue development.. The purpose of this study was to investigate if a VFT that simulates intrinsic variability of voluntary motor unit discharge rates would also mitigate fatigue, owing to the sensitivity of muscle to acute activation history. Article Title: Electrically evoked force loss of the knee extensors is equivalent for young and old females and males. Article Snippet: Data are scant on sex-related differences for electrically-evoked contractions, which assess intrinsic contractile properties while limiting spinal and supraspinal adaptations to mitigate fatigue.. Furthermore, the few studies that exist use stimulus frequencies considerably higher than the natural motor unit discharge rate for the target force.. The purpose of this study was to compare force loss to electrically-evoked contractions at a physiological stimulus frequency among young females (n=12), young males (n=12), old females (n=11) and old males (n=11). Article Title: UBC-Nepal Expedition: Motor Unit Characteristics in Lowlanders Acclimatized to High Altitude and Sherpa Article Snippet: RUGGIERO, L., and C. J. MCNEIL.. UBC-Nepal Expedition: Motor Unit Characteristics in Lowlanders Acclimatized to High Altitude and Sherpa.Med.. Sci. Article Title: Supraspinal Fatigue and Neural-evoked Responses in Lowlanders and Sherpa at 5050 m Article Snippet: RUGGIERO, L., and C. J. MCNEIL.. Supraspinal Fatigue and Neural-evoked Responses in Lowlanders and Sherpa at 5050 m.Med.. Sci. Software:Article Title: No Differences in Motor Units Discharge Rate Between Females and Males in Explosive Ankle Dorsiflexions Article Snippet: Ankle dorsiflexion torque was measured by a torque transducer (DV‐14, Lorenz Messtechnik GmbH, Alfdorf, Germany) connected to the custom‐made footplate. .. The output signal was amplified (x1000, LCV/U10, Lorenz Messtechnik, GmbH), low‐pass filtered (cutoff frequency: 1000 Hz; Article Title: Lower-limb resistance training reduces exertional dyspnea and intrinsic neuromuscular fatigability in individuals with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Article Snippet: Skeletal muscle atrophy, dysfunction, and fatigue are important complications of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).. Greater reliance on glycolytic metabolism and increased type III/IV muscle afferent activity increase ventilatory drive, promote ventilatory constraint, amplify exertional dyspnea, and limit exercise tolerance.. To investigate whether muscular adaptation with resistance training (RT) could improve exertional dyspnea, exercise tolerance, and intrinsic neuromuscular fatigability in individuals with COPD (n = 14, FEV1 = 62 ± 21% predicted), we performed a proof-of-concept single-arm efficacy study utilizing 4 wk of individualized lower-limb RT (3 times/wk). Article Title: UBC‐Nepal expedition: peripheral fatigue recovers faster in Sherpa than lowlanders at high altitude Article Snippet: .. The force produced during voluntary and electrically‐evoked isometric knee extensions was measured by the strain gauge (SBO‐300; Transducer Techniques, Temecula, CA, USA), amplified (×100) ( Article Title: The inclusion of interstimulus interval variability does not mitigate electrically-evoked fatigue of the knee extensors. Article Snippet: Purpose Transcutaneous electrical stimulation (TES) is used to activate muscles when volitional capacity is impaired but potential benefits are limited by rapid force loss (fatigue).. Most TES fatigue protocols employ constant-frequency trains, with stimuli at a fixed interstimulus interval (ISI); however, a brief ISI between the first two pulses (variable-frequency train, VFT) to maximize the catchlike property of muscle can attenuate fatigue development.. The purpose of this study was to investigate if a VFT that simulates intrinsic variability of voluntary motor unit discharge rates would also mitigate fatigue, owing to the sensitivity of muscle to acute activation history. Article Title: Electrically evoked force loss of the knee extensors is equivalent for young and old females and males. Article Snippet: Data are scant on sex-related differences for electrically-evoked contractions, which assess intrinsic contractile properties while limiting spinal and supraspinal adaptations to mitigate fatigue.. Furthermore, the few studies that exist use stimulus frequencies considerably higher than the natural motor unit discharge rate for the target force.. The purpose of this study was to compare force loss to electrically-evoked contractions at a physiological stimulus frequency among young females (n=12), young males (n=12), old females (n=11) and old males (n=11). 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