Sentence examples similar to Demanding exertion from inspiring English sources

Older people should also reduce physical exertion.

Thorny issues, complicated and demanding mental exertion and stumbling at times to get there.

His glare alone is enough to demand greater exertion.

"Even activities that we still do regularly demand less exertion," Dr. Yancey continued.

Moderation, another word for normalcy, demands great exertion and dedication to achieve and maintain.

But as the internal rhythms of the body call out for rest, the efficiency of the modern workplace demands continued exertion.

The heart becomes thicker-walled from having to pump against the pressure, and less able to respond to the demands of exertion.

"The building demanded physical exertion of its occupants as they submitted, for instance, to the 480-foot corridor between the entrance and the reception hall".

Dopamine acts to facilitate this release of inhibition, so high levels of dopamine function tend to promote motor activity, while low levels of dopamine function, such as occur in PD, demand greater exertions of effort for any given movement.

"It keeps me fit without demanding too much exertion," he says, "and it keeps me company".

However, considering that the form and function of the respiratory system may be adjusted to the demands of maximum exertion [37], maximal metabolic rate (MMR) may represent a more appropriate measure of metabolic demand.