Search Results - "McCaig, S."

High acute:chronic workloads are associated with injury in England & Wales Cricket Board Development Programme fast bowlers by Warren, A., Williams, S., McCaig, S., Trewartha, G.

“…The objectives of this study were to explore the relationship between acute (1 week) and chronic (4-week average) bowling workloads and injury risk in National…”
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Injury profiles in elite women’s T20 cricket by Warren, A., Dale, S., McCaig, S., Ranson, C.

“…To Describe the injury incidence and prevalence during two years of a professional women’s T20 cricket tournament. Prospective cohort study. Injuries were…”
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Cricket fast bowling: The relationship between range of motion and key performance and injury technique characteristics by Felton, P.J., McCaig, S., King, M.A.

“…Fast bowling technique characteristics associated with performance and injury have been established; however, the effect of joint range of motion (ROM) on…”
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Effect of film thickness on the changes in gas permeability of a glassy polyarylate due to physical aging. Part I. Experimental observations by MCCAIG, M. S, PAUL, D. R

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Effect of film thickness on the changes in gas permeability of a glassy polyarylate due to physical aging. Part II. Mathematical model by MCCAIG, M. S, PAUL, D. R, BARLOW, J. W

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Effect of UV crosslinking and physical aging on the gas permeability of thin glassy polyarylate films by MCCAIG, M. S, PAUL, D. R

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Reassessing the role of partnered women in migration decision-making and migration outcomes by Hiller, Harry H., McCaig, Kendall S.

“…Previous research on women and internal family migration has tended to conclude that women are usually passive, subordinate, followers, or victims in the…”
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Effects of bromine substitution on the physical and gas transport properties of five series of glassy polymers by McCaig, M.S, Seo, E.D, Paul, D.R

“…The effects of bromine substitution on the physical and gas transport properties were examined for five families of tetra-substituted glassy polymers:…”
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