Mark R. Stone - Concepedia

Author

Mark R. Stone

Northumbria University ORCID

Also Known As

M Stone, M. Stone, MARK ROBERT STONE, MARK STONE, Mark R. Stone, Mark Stone, Stone, Margaret E

Publications

818

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Northumbria University Buckinghamshire New University University of Lancashire University of Canberra University of Exeter

About

Mark R. Stone is an author at Northumbria University specializing in health sciences, kinesiology, and exercise physiology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Health Sciences	7	7	315
2	Exercise Physiology	6	6	284
3	Applied Physiology	3	3	73
4	Medicine	2	2	34
5	Allergy	1	1	21

Mark R. Stone

Publications

790

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Central and Peripheral Fatigue in Male Cyclists after 4-, 20-, and 40-km Time Trials Kevin Thomas, Stuart Goodall, Mark R. Stone, Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise	2014	188
Relationships of isometric mid-thigh pull variables to weightlifting performance. George K. Beckham, Satoshi Mizuguchi, Christopher Carter, PubMed	2013	164
Consistency of perceptual and metabolic responses to a laboratory-based simulated 4,000-m cycling time trial Mark R. Stone, Kevin Thomas, Alan St Clair Gibson, European Journal of Applied Physiology Physical ActivityKinesiologyMetabolic ResponsesExerciseExperiment Design	2011	94
Effects of Deception on Exercise Performance Mark R. Stone, Kevin Thomas, Andrew M. Jones, Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise	2011	74
A pilot investigation into the effect of maca supplementation on physical activity and sexual desire in sportsmen Mark R. Stone, Alvin Ibarra, Marc Roller, Journal of Ethnopharmacology Physical ActivitySport NutritionExerciseExercise PhysiologyPhysiology	2009	68
Reproducibility of pacing strategy during simulated 20-km cycling time trials in well-trained cyclists Kevin Thomas, Mark R. Stone, Kevin Thompson, European Journal of Applied Physiology KinesiologyPhysical FitnessExercise PhysiologyWell-trained CyclistsHuman Movement	2011	67
The effect of self- even- and variable-pacing strategies on the physiological and perceptual response to cycling Kevin Thomas, Mark R. Stone, Kevin Thompson, European Journal of Applied Physiology KinesiologyPhysiologyApplied PhysiologyMotor ControlPerception-action Loop	2011	31
The use of the CR-10 scale to allow self-regulation of isometric exercise intensity in pre-hypertensive and hypertensive participants Niamh M. Morrin, Mark R. Stone, Ian Swaine, European Journal of Applied Physiology HypertensionPhysical ActivityKinesiologyIsometric Exercise IntensityExercise	2017	22
Evidence for the Involvement of Histamine in the Antidystonic Effects of Diphenhydramine Jacques L. van't Groenewout, Mark R. Stone, Van Nhi Vo, Experimental Neurology AllergyPharmacological StudyAntidystonic EffectsMedicineNeuropharmacology	1995	21
The effect of an even-pacing strategy on exercise tolerance in well-trained cyclists Kevin Thomas, Mark R. Stone, Alan St Clair Gibson, European Journal of Applied Physiology Even-pacing StrategyExercise TolerancePhysical ActivityKinesiologyExercise	2013	20

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