Quantification and description of physical work performance
https://doi.org/10.17238/ISSN2223-2524.2019.4.21
Abstract
This article raises the question of standardization of terms and evaluation of physical performance in the scientific literature. Basic parameters of scientific research as mass, volume, force, energy, work, power are considered. In keeping with the standardization of procedures in the reporting of various types of research and the increased requirements for scientific manuscript preparation, it is vitally important that investigators conform with standard terminology. The need for standard terminology is also evident in clinical settings where different health professionals must communicate and discuss rehabilitation interventions. Strict adherence to the definitions of the international system will ensure standardization of terminology and make scientific communication more readily understandable to the worldwide scientific community.
About the Author
H. G. Knuttgen
Harvard University Medical School, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital
United States
United States
Howard G. Knuttgen, Ph.D. (Biology) Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Boston, Massachusetts
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