Sentence examples for Endurance potential from inspiring English sources

A person's endurance potential can be measured by taking a VO2 max reading, which shows how much oxygen is used per minute for every kilogram of body weight.

VO2max in the male Gorkha soldiers was higher as compared to the values reported from Indian general population [55 57] suggesting overall better endurance potential of Gorkhas (Tibeto-Burman) at the physiological level.

The aim of this study was to examine the endurance potential of male Gorkha soldiers, based on endurance-related genetic markers ACE I/D, ACTN3 Arg (R 577Ter(X), CKMM A/G NcoI and eNOS Glu(G 298Asp(T).

This study reports for the first time the genotypic and allelic frequency distribution of endurance-related four polymorphic markers in the male Gorkha soldiers of Tibeto-Burman linguistic cluster and the polygenic endurance potential of the population.

It is a celebration of the strength, endurance and potential within black womanhood.

There they explored the endurance-boosting potential of transcranial direct-current stimulation, the technique used in the Brazilian study.

Only four female athletes represented the nation at London 2012; McColgan-Nuttall has been selected as the woman to change that by identifying and nurturing potential endurance talent.

The study also highlights that nearly 4% of the Gorkha soldiers (Tibeto-Burman) exhibit an optimal total genotypic score (100) for endurance, indicating genetic potential of this population for achieving excellence in endurance-related elite sports activities.

Furthermore, we decided to compute a second model which was adjusted for age, gender, number of days with intake of acute medication per month, adherence to pharmacological prophylaxis, PMR, and aerobic endurance sports as potential confounders.

Once we identified this source, namely innate running endurance, an interesting potential mechanism presented itself one that may underlie the tendency to be active, innate endurance, and leanness.

Data from a long-term study of S. hispidus population dynamics on Ángel de la Guarda revealed that densities fluctuate greatly from year to year, especially in response to El Niño climatic events [53]; thus, giant speckled rattlesnakes provide an additional example implicating fasting endurance as a potential selective force for larger body size in insular snakes.