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    Subgroup effects in a randomised trial of different types and doses of exercise during breast cancer chemotherapy

    The Combined Aerobic and Resistance Exercise Trial tested different types and doses of exercise in breast cancer patients receiving chemotherapy. Here, we explore potential moderators of the exercise training ...

    K S Courneya, D C McKenzie, J R Mackey, K Gelmon… in British Journal of Cancer (2014)

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    Intense hypoxic cycle exercise does not alter lung density in competitive male cyclists

    We tested the hypothesis that intense short duration hypoxic exercise would result in an increase in extravascular lung water (EVLW), as evidenced by an increase in lung density. Using computed tomography (CT)...

    M. J. MacNutt, J. A. Guenette, J. D. Witt… in European Journal of Applied Physiology (2007)

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    Aerobic and anaerobic energy during a 2-km race simulation in female rowers

    The maximal aerobic power (V˙O2max) and maximal anaerobic capacity (AODmax) of 16 female rowers were compared to their peak aerobic power (V˙O2peak) and peak anaerobic capacity (AODpeak, respectively) during a s...

    L. P. Pripstein, E. C. Rhodes… in European Journal of Applied Physiology and… (1999)

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    Altitude Training for Improvements in Sea Level Performance

    Altitude training invokes physiological changes that are very similar to those caused by endurance training. As a result, it has been incorporated in the training regimes of elite athletes in an effort to impr...

    Dr Lynneth A. Wolski, D. C. McKenzie, H. A. Wenger in Sports Medicine (1996)

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    Ventilatory thresholds during wheelchair exercise in individuals with spinal cord injuries

    The ventilatory thresholds of 30 male wheelchair athletes were determined from their respiratory and metabolic responses to a continuously progressive exercise protocol to peak oxygen uptake on a wheelchair er...

    K D Coutts, D C McKenzie in Spinal Cord (1995)

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    Inborn Resistance to Hypoxia in High Altitude Adapted Humans

    Whereas the theme of these chapters aims to unravel mechanisms of adaptation to the environment, most of our analyses to this point have focused more on the mechanisms and less on adaptation per se. At least a...

    P. W. Hochachka, G. O. Matheson, W. S. Parkhouse… in Response and Adaptation to Hypoxia (1991)

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    Surfactant Association: Recent Theoretical and Experimental Developments

    A theoretical model describing the association of ionic surfactants into rod-shaped micelles is combined with an approximate formula for the viscosity increase induced by rod-shaped aggregates. It is shown tha...

    H.-H. Kohler, J. Strnad, Paul J. Missel, A. Balerna, E. Bernieri… in Surfactants in Solution (1991)

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    The Role of Biomechanics in the Epidemiology of Injuries

    In this paper a review of the epidemiology of both traumatic and overuse injuries is presented with special emphasis on the role of biomechanics. Biomechanical analysis of injuries and the specific sports has ...

    Dr J. E. Taunton, D. C. McKenzie, D. B. Clement in Sports Medicine (1988)

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    Scintigraphic Uptake of 99mTc at Non-Painful Sites in Athletes with Stress Fractures

    Stress fractures are commonly found in athletes attending sports medicine clinics for diagnosis of lower limb pain. Plain radiographs are less reliable than the 99mTc bone scan for diagnosing stress fractures bec...

    Dr. G. O. Matheson, D. B. Clement, D. C. McKenzie, J. E. Taunton… in Sports Medicine (1987)

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    Perturbation of Micellar Size and Charge by Addition of t-Amyl Alcohol

    We have investigated the influence of dilute tertiary amyl alcohol (t-AmOH) on micellar size and charge by dynamic light scattering using two related surfactant/salt systems: CTABr (C16H33N(CH3)3-Br) + NaBr, and ...

    V. Athanassakis, D. C. McKenzie, C. A. Bunton, D. F. Nicoli in Surfactants in Solution (1986)

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    Cardiac frequency and anaerobic threshold

    The relationships between anaerobic threshold (AT) and cardiac frequency (fc) were examined in trained and untrained subjects. Thirty-three men (ages 17 to 28) performed a maximal treadmill run, with one minut...

    W. S. Parkhouse, D. C. McKenzie… in European Journal of Applied Physiology and… (1982)

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    Specificity of metabolic and circulatory responses to arm or leg interval training

    The purpose of this study was to evaluate metabolic and circulatory responses to interval training of legs or arms during steady-state, submaximal cycling. 15 college males cycled on a bicycle ergometer twice ...

    D. C. McKenzie, E. L. Fox, K. Cohen in European Journal of Applied Physiology and… (1978)