PASSReviewer 1· 85% conf
The investigational product (exercise intervention) is described in detail, including the training protocol, progression, and equipment. No drugs or biological reagents are used, so bench criteria are not applicable.
Evidence
paraphrase[Methods, Intervention]
“Endurance training was performed on a bicycle ergometer starting with 3 × 30 min at 50% peak VO2 in the first 2 weeks and gradually increased to 3 × 60 min at 70% peak VO2. After 4 weeks, resistance training was added for 2–3 training sessions per week (seven exercises on weight training machines for major muscle groups; 1–2 sets and 12–15 repetitions at 60% of one-repetition-maximum (1-RM)).”direct quote[Methods, Statistical analysis]
“Data were extracted from the database and prepared for analysis with SPSS software version 24 and later (IBM). Descriptive statistics and the primary analysis were performed with SPSS. Linear mixed models and ordinal regression analyses were performed with R (versions 3 and 4)”PASSReviewer 2· 95% conf
The investigational product (exercise training) is described in detail, including the type, frequency, intensity, and progression. Software tools used for analysis are identified with versions. Antibodies, cell lines, and organisms are not applicable for this clinical trial.
Evidence
paraphrase[Methods, Intervention]
“Endurance training was performed on a bicycle ergometer starting with 3 × 30 min at 50% peak VO2 in the first 2 weeks and gradually increased to 3 × 60 min at 70% peak VO2. After 4 weeks, resistance training was added for 2–3 training sessions per week (seven exercises on weight training machines for major muscle groups; 1–2 sets and 12–15 repetitions at 60% of one-repetition-maximum (1-RM)).”paraphrase[Methods, Statistical analysis]
“Data were extracted from the database and prepared for analysis with SPSS software version 24 and later (IBM). ... Linear mixed models and ordinal regression analyses were performed with R (versions 3 and 4) including the packages ‘VGAM’, ‘mice’, lme4, ‘WinRatio’ and ‘survival’.”