In applied sports cardiology, a “medium” effect size (e.g., η 2 around 0.06) denotes a practically significant, marked difference in outcomes (like heart adaptation or training response) from an intervention, while a “small” effect size (e.g., η 2 around 0.01) indicates a statistically significant but clinically less important, minor change, frequently requiring larger groups or longer studies to identify reliably or justify major changes in practice.
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Cardiovascular Functioning Features in Individuals with Connective Tissue Dysplasia Engaged in Sports for the Disabled.
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