… sex difference in fatigability of the knee extensors (KE) is explained by the sex difference in
fatigue… %MVC was used as the intensity of the fatiguing task, and the sex difference in muscle …

… These involved intermittent isometric knee-extensor contractions at submaximal
intensities between 40 and 80% MVC. The first trial was set at 60% MVC, based on the pre-exercise …

… in sex differences in fatigability favouring women during low-intensity contractions performed
… past research did not control for differences in knee-extensor peak velocity between sexes (…

… isokinetic contractions, suggesting that this sex difference is maintained throughout the
lifespan. Previous studies examining sex differences after SIT in muscle strength characteristics …

… a range of contraction intensities and combination of both concentric and eccentric movements.
Moreover, no study has examined whether between-sex differences in fatigability exist in …

… The authors concluded that this investigation did not provide evidence to suggest that sex
differences following fatigue will alter the behavior of Group III/IV afferents differently in men …

… sex differences in knee extensor muscle torque control, using both magnitude- and
complexity-based measures, across contraction intensities … did not induce any fatigue, as …

… of five stimulations during a 10% MVC contraction. Stimulator … in the present study,
knee-extensor blood flow is limited due to … intensity domain for females, or whether the sex …

… 9: Sex differences in fatigability during isometric contractions. … between intensity of contraction
and the magnitude of the sex … that any sex difference in knee extensor fatigability is likely a …

… Despite these significant sex differences in absolute strength … sex differences in 242
fatigability of high-velocity contraction … than young adults for the elbow flexor and knee extensor …