Suchergebnisse - Significance

Diedhiou, A. B., Erkan, D., Guler, M., Sar, H., Karakulak, I., Eyuboglu, E., Gundem, M. C., Karayigit, R., Tuncer, S. Y., Yildirim, U. C. “… No significant effects were observed for spike speed (p = 0.547, d = 0.166) or speed-endurance performance (p = 0.709, d = 0.111).  …”

De Luna-Vazquez, W., Shapiro, D. R., Moreno, A. “… A Mann-Whitney U test compared mean differences between age, gender, training frequency, and prior coaching experience. No statistically significant differences were found between groups. The findings showed positive perceptions toward coaches` behaviors, with frequent engagement identified in areas of personal rapport, competition strategies, and technical skills.  …”

Watkins, J. M., Munn, E. E., Pangelinan, M. M. “… The findings highlight a strong interest in including autistic athletes in CrossFit but also reveal significant gaps in coaches` knowledge, skills, and confidence.  …”

Leivers, H. K., Allen, P. M., Timmis, M. A., Runswick, O. R. “… Results: In study 1: the team-level analysis revealed a weak but statistically significant correlation between win ratio and VA for male blind football (r = 0.227).  …”

Hayward, L., Hogan, D., Melam, A., Raine, L., McCullough, A., Bell, A. “… Heart rate data demonstrated a significant increase in heart rate during scrimmage compared to rest.  …”

Neto, F. R., dos Santos, L. G. T. F., de Campos, L. F. C. C., Costa, R. R. G., Winckler, C. “… The ACC phase showed the lowest decrement, differing significantly from P2 and RACE across the same outcomes.  …”

Mazin, V., Cherepiekhina, O., Alibekov, A., Bykov, V. “… A slightly elevated tendency toward anxiety was also noted. No significant differences were observed on other scales.  …”

Martin, W. F., Rodriguez Aponte, J. F., Pardo, Y. R., Cardozo, L. A., Gomez Solano, J. H., Tellez, L. A., Peña Ibagon, J. C. “… No significant differences in serve speed were observed between male and female athletes.  …”

Yildiz, Y., Buyukluoglu, G., Buyukluoglu, N., Ercan, S., Orscelik, A. “… Regression Analysis, Adjusted R² = 0.296. Model was significant (F(9,83)=4.10, p < 0.001). Significant predictors, ABQ-SD (ß = 0.312, p = 0.004), education level (ß = 0.278, p = 0.011).  …”

Krasnoperova, T. V., Lukmanova, N. B., Bystrova, M. V., Beleva, A. N. “… According to the post-hoc analysis by Nemeni (p-value < 0.05, Friedman test), significant differences were found in the parameters of the sagittal axis X and the speed of movement of the center of pressure.  …”

Honnorat, L., Weissland, T., Pradon, D., Alberca, I. A., Rivière, J. R., Brassart, F., Vigié, O., Faupin, A. “… Results: Junior players exhibited significantly lower linear wheelchair velocities from the first three pushes, as well as throughout their best sprint compared to seniors, resulting in significantly longer sprint times in junior players.  …”

Farì, G., Quarta, F., Longo, S.C., Zappile, F., Masiero, L., Varrassi, G., Bernetti, A. “… No significant difference was found for pelvic strap. Straps used in WB vary with classification score, reflecting the influence of functional ability.  …”

Muñoz-Hinrichsen, F., Herrera-Miranda, F., Riquelme, S., Henríquez, M., Álvarez-Ruf, J., Cornejo, M. I., Castelli Correia Campos, L. F. “… A cross-sectional design was used to compare the parameters of depression, stress, anxiety, and sleep quality of youth and adult male athletes with CP of a national team selected to compete in a regional event. Significant differences were found where young athletes had lower levels of depression (X2 = 4.77, p = 0.02, OR = 11.0) and anxiety (X2 = 6.71, p = 0.01, OR = 16.5).  …”

Akinoglu, B., Ünüvar, E., Shehu, S. U., Kocahan, T., Rosemann, T., Weiss, K., Knechtle, B. “… Purpose The significance of pulmonary function, respiratory muscles, and core muscle strength in athletes is extensively studied, however the correlation between these variables remains unexplored in athletes with disabilities.  …”

Kons, R. L., de Oliveira Souza Gulias, V. “… The results reveal that bronze medalists received significantly more penalties per match compared with non-medalists (p < .001).  …”

Carvalho, I., Carpinelli, E., Melo, S., Haiachi, M., Santos, S., Guimarães, C. “… A linear mixed-effects model was used to assess the correlation between serve accuracy and gaze behavior The results showed no significant association between serve accuracy and the number of fixations or fixation duration.  …”

Van Biesen, D., Augustovicová, D., Pineda, R. C., Nemcek, D., Burns, J. “… No significant differences between the classes were found for the executive function measures working memory and inhibitory control.  …”

Tregubova, T. M., Papic-Blagojevic, N., Ozerova, O. A. “… Research has shown that the regulations introduced in Russia and the Republic of Serbia over the past decade have significantly increased awareness of the importance of professional development for teachers in the field of adapted physical education.  …”

Green, A. “… Talent transfer, occurring when an experienced athlete transfers to a new sport with the goal of attaining high-performance levels, has contributed significantly to Australia`s Paralympic success. Despite the prevalence of talent transfer athletes in para-sport, this practice has primarily occurred informally, with knowledge and implementation derived from anecdotal sources rather than empirical evidence.  …”

Siqueira-Moraes, L., Batista Simões, C., de Souza, W., Adler Gomes-Martins, G., Dias Nascimento, C., Ramos Dalla Bernardina, G., Alencar de Carvalho, F., Heleno Chagas, M., Sales Prado, L., Silva, A., Túlio de Mello, M., da Silva, G., Pinheiro Gonçalves, D. “… WSAT may need longer and/or more intense apnea training protocols to induce significant adaptations in physiological markers or physical performance. …”