We thank Drs Lovell and Weston for their correspondence [4], and the Editor for the opportunity to respond to their letter. There appear to be a couple of substantive issues arising from their letter and several minor comments.
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confidence: 99%
“…Lovell and Weston also question the "validity" of using the first portion of a football match (be it of 5 or 15 minutes duration) as an appropriate comparison period given its "intense and frenetic nature" ( [4], second paragraph). Their use of the word validity implies there is some accepted 'gold standard' or criterion approach; this is factually misleading.…”
We thank Drs Lovell and Weston for their correspondence [4], and the Editor for the opportunity to respond to their letter. There appear to be a couple of substantive issues arising from their letter and several minor comments.
We thank Drs Lovell and Weston for their correspondence [4], and the Editor for the opportunity to respond to their letter. There appear to be a couple of substantive issues arising from their letter and several minor comments.
…”
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lovell and Weston also question the "validity" of using the first portion of a football match (be it of 5 or 15 minutes duration) as an appropriate comparison period given its "intense and frenetic nature" ( [4], second paragraph). Their use of the word validity implies there is some accepted 'gold standard' or criterion approach; this is factually misleading.…”
We thank Drs Lovell and Weston for their correspondence [4], and the Editor for the opportunity to respond to their letter. There appear to be a couple of substantive issues arising from their letter and several minor comments.
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