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  1. Influence of mild dehydration on perception of effort and execution of golf and mental concentration tests in female collegiate golfers

    … and dehydrated states. Euhydration (mean urinary specific gravity [USG]=1.009; range=1.003–1.021) was attained by following the NCAA hydration guidelines, and dehydration (mean USG=1.021; range=1.018–1.026) was attained via a 12 hour overnight fast from fluids. No significant interactions …

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  2. Understanding the reproductive biology of giant pandas: predictive biomarkers for reproductive success

    … reproductive periods. Metabolism also influences urinary biomarker correction, and urinary specific gravity (USpG) has been identified as a recommended alternative correction method which is lesser effected by metabolism than creatinine. Estrus monitoring was able to be advanced with the inclusion …

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  3. The Evaluation of Methods to Rapidly Assess Beverage Intake and Hydration Status

    … intake, hydration status can be assessed through urinary and blood indices. Urine color (UC) has been utilized as a practical hydration biomarker in several populations. However, this biomarker has not been validated among the general population of collegiate athletes. The first study (n=58): …

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  4. Validation of Urinary Biomarkers of Hydration Status in College Athletes

    … of indexes of hydration status for UC and urine specific gravity (USG) established by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA). To address this, 62 NCAA Division I collegiate athletes provided a urine sample ≤30 minutes of exercise for …

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