207 results on '"Caldwell, Joanne N"'
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2. The sensitivity of a military-based occupational fitness test of muscular strength
3. Predicting stretcher carriage: Investigating variations in bilateral carry tests
4. Understanding Anthropometric Characteristics Associated With Performance in Manual Lifting Tasks
5. Interactions of mean body and local skin temperatures in the modulation of human forearm and calf blood flows: a three-dimensional description
6. Modifiable Anthropometric Characteristics Are Associated With Unilateral and Bilateral Carry Performance
7. Hands and feet: physiological insulators, radiators and evaporators
8. Three-dimensional interactions of mean body and local skin temperatures in the control of hand and foot blood flows
9. Exertional thermal strain, protective clothing and auxiliary cooling in dry heat: evidence for physiological but not cognitive impairment
10. The physiological demands of horseback mustering when wearing an equestrian helmet
11. The cholinergic blockade of both thermally and non-thermally induced human eccrine sweating
12. RESPONSE
13. To Cool, But Not Too Cool: That Is the Question-Immersion Cooling for Hyperthermia
14. Thermoeffector threshold plasticity: The impact of thermal pre-conditioning on sudomotor, cutaneous vasomotor and thermogenic thresholds
15. A vascular mechanism to explain thermally mediated variations in deep-body cooling rates during the immersion of profoundly hyperthermic individuals
16. The development of a test for a strength-based criterion Royal Australian Air Force tent lift task
17. The effects of increasing thoracic load carriage, using a backpack and body-armour ensemble, on peak aerobic power and exercise tolerance
18. Apprehension of a suspect: How important is muscular strength?
19. Criterion task work rates in Royal Australian Air Force personnel do not align with the acceptable work rate determined using the Bookmark method
20. The effects of increasing thoracic load carriage, using a backpack and body armour ensemble, on ambulatory lung volumes
21. Backpack and body-armour ensembles reduce pulmonary function according to the mass carried and its distribution around the thorax
22. The selection of generic or task-related physical employment tests for the Royal Australian Air Force
23. The sensitivity of a military-based occupational fitness test of muscular strength
24. Indirect hand and forearm vasomotion: regional variations in cutaneous thermosensitivity during normothermia and mild hyperthermia
25. Indirect hand and forearm vasomotion: Regional variations in cutaneous thermosensitivity during normothermia and mild hyperthermia
26. Non-thermal modulation of sudomotor function during static exercise and the impact of intensity and muscle-mass recruitment
27. Interactions of mean body and local skin temperatures in the modulation of human forearm and calf blood flows: a three-dimensional description
28. Predicting stretcher carriage: investigating variations in bilateral carry tests
29. Predicting Endurance Time in a Repetitive Lift and Carry Task Using Linear Mixed Models
30. Non-thermal modulation of sudomotor function during static exercise and the impact of intensity and muscle-mass recruitment
31. Heat strain during military training activities: The dilemma of balancing force protection and operational capability
32. Jerry can carriage is an effective predictor of stretcher carry performance
33. Managing risk by the weakest link: Are we training effectively in the heat?
34. Does the skin of mildly hyperthermic individuals display local variations in thermosensitivity for the control of skin blood flow?
35. Cutaneous thermosensitivity differences among the face, hand and thigh appear not to exist for skin blood flow during normothermic states
36. The impact of thermal pre-conditioning on cutaneous vasomotor and shivering thresholds
37. Interactions of mean body and local skin temperatures in the modulation of human forearm and calf blood flows: a three-dimensional description
38. Managing risk by the weakest link: Are we training effectively in the heat?
39. Does the skin of mildly hyperthermic individuals display local variations in thermosensitivity for the control of skin blood flow?
40. The impact of thermal pre-conditioning on cutaneous vasomotor and shivering thresholds
41. Cutaneous thermosensitivity differences among the face, hand or thigh appear not to exist for skin blood flow during normothermic states
42. Hands and feet: physiological insulators, radiators and evaporators
43. Water-displacement plethysmography: a technique for the simultaneous thermal manipulation and measurement of whole-hand and whole-foot blood flows
44. Three-dimensional interactions of mean body and local skin temperatures in the control of hand and foot blood flows
45. MODIFIABLE ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL CARRY PERFORMANCE.
46. Water-displacement plethysmography: a technique for the simultaneous thermal manipulation and measurement of whole-hand and whole-foot blood flows
47. Exploring the interactions of core, mean skin and local skin temperatures on the cutaneous blood flow of the forearm, hand, calf and foot: three-dimensional perspectives
48. The cholinergic blockade of both thermally and non-thermally induced human eccrine sweating
49. Exertional thermal strain, protective clothing and auxiliary cooling in dry heat: evidence for physiological but not cognitive impairment
50. Unravelling some of the complexities concerning the neural control of human eccrine sweating
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