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Table 2 Power in the ULF and VLF frequency bands: time dependence at moderate and vigorous intensities (see also Fig. 3c–f)

From: Changes in heart rate variability with respect to exercise intensity and time during treadmill running

 

\(w_1\)

\(w_2\)

\(w_3\)

overall p-value

p-values, paired comparisons

\(w_1\) vs. \(w_2\)

\(w_1\) vs. \(w_3\)

\(w_2\) vs. \(w_3\)

m

 ULF

\(0.85 \pm 0.48\)

\(0.50 \pm 0.57\)

\(0.20 \pm 0.53\)

< 0.001

0.031

0.001

0.255

 VLF

\(1.87 \pm 0.19\)

\(1.80 \pm 0.35\)

\(1.74 \pm 0.27\)

0.041

0.778

0.007

0.704

v

 ULF

\(0.30 \pm 0.59\)

\(0.13 \pm 0.36\)

\(-\,0.12 \pm 0.60\)

0.12

−

−

−

 VLF

\(1.57 \pm 0.32\)

\(1.31 \pm 0.32\)

\(1.22 \pm 0.33\)

< 0.001

0.001

\(<0.001\)

0.292

  1. \(n = 18\) (m); \(n = 15\) (v)
  2. Values are mean ± standard deviation, given as \(\log _{10}([\text {power}/(\text {ms}^2)]/[1/(\text {ms}^2)])\)
  3. \(w_1\) first window, \(w_2\) second window, \(w_3\) third window, m moderate, v vigorous, ULF ultra-low frequency, VLF very-low frequency
  4. Paired comparisons: p-values adjusted using Bonferroni correction (presented only where overall p-value \(< 0.05\))