Sentence examples similar to Lasting endurance from inspiring English sources
These studies seem to have established that long-lasting endurance sport practice increases the risk of LAF.
This fact suggests that the adaptation to long-lasting endurance training may be associated with a reduced acute phase response in Arabian horses; however, the mechanism of this phenomenon remains to be elucidated.
Too much cardio (the endurance, long-lasting kind) raises cortisol levels, increases oxidative damage, systemic inflammation, depresses the immune system and decreases fat metabolism.
In last year's Tour de France, the World Anti-Doping Agencaughtght several cyclists using a longer-lasting form of the endurance booster EPO (erythropoietin), called CERA.
The lasting bonds forged by grueling endurance training?
As a Christian, I'd affirm that this world is hardship from the get-go, but God makes it meaningful — not so we can escape reality, but because our every endurance has a lasting consequence as a natural consequence of there actually being a God.
The battle flag of the former American Confederacy will stop flying at South Carolina's statehouse on Friday, 23 days after a mass shooting at one of the state's emblematic black churches – and 150 years after the south lost a civil war fought largely over slavery, and for which the flag's endurance has remained a lasting symbol of racism.
It starts with rotating in the latest products--many of which boost endurance deep within the cortex for long-lasting benefits--and recruiting healthy habits into your everyday routine.
Ironically, Vermonica's endurance seems to be its most lasting statement.
It is the endurance limit of bituminous mixes, in these long lasting pavements which has controlled the damage due to fatigue.
