Cardiff Metropolitan Research Repository (DSpace)
Cardiff Metropolitan's Research Repository provides access to all of the University’s research and other scholarly output. We facilitate open access to research by providing a place for everyone to discover and access knowledge.
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Changes in Sagittal Plane Kinematics With Treadmill Familiarization to Barefoot Running
(Human Kinetics, 2014-01-12)Interest in barefoot running and research on barefoot running are growing. However a methodological issue surrounding investigations is how familiar the participants are with running barefoot. The aim of the study was to ... -
An Analysis of Smart Systems Implementation in UK Food Production Companies
(IOS Press, 2018)The UK food industry faces significant challenges to remain competitive. With the changing political climate, companies can no longer rely on a low labour cost workforce to maintain low production costs. Smart Production ... -
Medical and Ethical Concerns Regarding Women With Hyperandrogenism and Elite Sport
(Oxford University Press, 2015-03-01)No abstract. -
Peripheral chemoreflex inhibition with low-dose dopamine: New insight into mechanisms of extreme apnea
(American Physiological Association, 2015-11-01)The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of peripheral chemoreflex inhibition with low-dose dopamine on maximal apnea time, and the related hemodynamic and cerebrovascular responses in elite apnea divers. In ... -
The influence of trunk extension in using advanced reciprocating gait orthosis on walking in spinal cord injury patients: A pilot study
(SAGE, 2014-05-12)Background: Spinal cord injury patients walk with a flexed trunk when using reciprocating gait orthoses. Reduction of trunk flexion during ambulation may produce an improvement in gait parameters for reciprocating gait ...
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