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“…In a recent study, Tanaka et al [14] redefined the age predicted formula as: HR max = 208 -(0.7 × age) and demonstrated that HR max was strongly related to age and was independent of gender and habitual activity status. Recent studies, however, have suggested that predictive equations may be affected by a number of factors including old age [1], health status and drug use [4]. Predictive formulae, therefore, should be tailored for specific populations.…”
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“…In a recent study, Tanaka et al [14] redefined the age predicted formula as: HR max = 208 -(0.7 × age) and demonstrated that HR max was strongly related to age and was independent of gender and habitual activity status. Recent studies, however, have suggested that predictive equations may be affected by a number of factors including old age [1], health status and drug use [4]. Predictive formulae, therefore, should be tailored for specific populations.…”
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