… to control groups on muscle strength were not observed (… lower limb muscle strength (including
2 RCTs) and muscle power by … upper limb muscle strength, lower limb muscle power, and …

… Regarding the type of training performed before the training cessation, it has to be mentioned
that out of the 103 studies included in this meta-analysis, only 19 proposed a strength …

… We conducted an individual patient data meta-analysis to investigate demographic, clinical,
intervention-related and exercise-related moderators of exercise intervention effects on …

… Knee extensors, ankle plantar flexors, ankle dorsiflexors, and the adductor pollicis were the
muscles that showed a clear RTE in our meta-analysis. In contrast, elbow flexors and knee …

… The purpose of this meta-analysis was to examine the effect … on muscle size and functional
capacities (ie strength and power) … and eccentric strength, muscle power, muscle hypertrophy, …

… on morphological and neuromuscular muscle quality (MQ) … for studies assessing muscle
density and intermuscular … 1-RM or knee extensor isokinetic muscle strength relative to leg lean …

… With basis on the studies included in this meta-analysis, our results demonstrate a significant
increase of 18.4% on muscle strength, with all studies indicating a positive effect of training. …

… muscular strength and mortality in this meta-analysis. Indeed, we were unable to determine
whether other competing risks or unmeasured confounding (ie, other lifestyle risk factors, …

… review and meta-analysis was that resistance training increases muscle strength in …
muscle hypertrophy at the whole-muscle level in very elderly. The ES for strength and whole-muscle …

… power. An improvement in muscular power is particularly important for the elderly to improve
balance [68], prevent falls [54], and increase functionality (eg, positively affecting activities …