… this study was unable to identify any particular muscle recruitment marker (using SEMG) that
… Lifting capacity at different heights is affected by both aerobic capacity and strength [67], but …

… recruitment of accessory muscles when primary muscles need assistance or are fatigued, eg,
upper trapezei are recruited … cannot be handled by arm muscles alone). Maximum function …

… EMG, it is clear that muscle endurance is evaluated under conditions that do not correspond
… relative load thus recruiting proportionally more fatigue-resistant type-I muscle fibers. The …

… Participants were recruited from two functional rehabilitation clinics … muscle usage, sliding
the load over self/using the lower extremity to push or nudge the load, and trembling or muscle …

… In order to allow the observation of the muscle recruitment pattern and the stabilisation of
the body parts under load, the clients are stripped to the waist (women with bras), and wear …

… the recruitment patterns and latencies of the scapular muscles, … The recruitment patterns
and latencies were evaluated by … elevation, it could decrease the capacity of the rotator cuff to …

… -rater reliability of observations in a functional capacity evaluation. Background: Functional
capacity evaluations are used to assess a person’s functional capacity as it relates to work. …

… effort determination during muscle testing has been … of muscle testing for effort determination.
Physical effort determination also has been attempted during functional capacity evaluation …

… force production, and (c) suggest that as new technologies are developed to activate
motor units and improve efficacy, their mechanisms of muscle activation should be evaluated. …

… low muscle mass at the screening visit. We also evaluated whether the recruitment
pathway … some centres, but for centres lacking the staff capacity to do this, telephone pre-screening …