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Physiological and clinical aspects of breathlessness assessed using the visual analogue scaleCraik, Marie Clare January 1988 (has links)
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The energy requirements of pregnant rural Thai womenThongprasert, K. January 1986 (has links)
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Limiting factors in the performance of prolonged muscular exercise : the effectiveness of oral administration of fluid, electrolytes and substrate in improving endurance capacityFenn, Christine E. January 1988 (has links)
The aim of these experiments was to investigate the effect of providing substrate in the form of CHO or fluid as water or a dilute glucose-electrolyte solution on the metabolic and circulatory changes during prolonged endurance exercise. It was hoped to establish the relative importance of fluid or substrate replacement in promoting endurance capacity. Subjects exercised significantly longer on a cycle ergometer when the glucose-electrolyte solution was given compared with the administration of large amounts of glucose or fructose in the form of polymer solutions. The effectiveness of the glucose-electrolyte solution in prolonging exercise time to exhaustion was not shown during exercise at high (33oC) and low (2oC) ambient temperatures. Fluid balance does not seem to be a priority during exercise at low ambient temperatures and exercise time in the heat was too short for the possible benefits of fluid replacement to occur. During 2h of moderate exercise (50% VO2max) at a high ambient temperature, the ingestion of the glucose-electrolyte solution was associated with the maintenance of plasma volume and minimal physiological disturbances which may limit performance. There was a tendency toward greater rectal temperatures and higher heart rates during rehydration with a hypertonic glucose polymer solution. The effect of fluid and substrate replacement during exercise performed over a range of intensities (50 - 70% VO2max) was investigated. It was suggested that the ingestion of a glucose polymer solution, in an attempt to provide glucose to the working muscle, may compromise fluid balance. The usefulness of carbohydrate feeding during prolonged exercise of moderate intensity where thermoregulation is a priority is questionable. The maintenance of plasma volume through the replacement of fluid losses during exercise seems to be the priority in the promotion of endurance capacity rather than the provision of carbohydrate.
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The English peerage 1649-1660 : government, authority and estatesWard, Ian January 1989 (has links)
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Endocrine control of the salmonid integumentPottinger, T. G. January 1988 (has links)
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Behaviour and welfare of dry sows in different housing conditionsHunter, E. J. January 1988 (has links)
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The friction and wear characteristics of a sintered metal motorcycle friction braking material, under wet and dry conditionsFlitcroft, S. M. January 1990 (has links)
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Analysis of the lactation curve of Pakistani dairy buffaloesGondal, K. Z. January 1985 (has links)
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Chronological and accelerated ageing in seeds of Allium Cepa LMokrane, Rachid January 1990 (has links)
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The characteristics of fibre tufts produced during cardingIype, C. January 1986 (has links)
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