Sentence examples for allowed endurance from inspiring English sources

However, it is unclear whether the genetic control of physical activity is a derivation from the selected traits that allowed endurance running or whether physical activity evolved as a separate trait.

Sir Bradley Wiggins apparently suffered from an asthma that could only be treated with a steroid which has the side-effect of allowing endurance athletes to lose fat rapidly while maintaining muscle mass.

Shackleton thought that a similar experience might allow Endurance to make a second attempt to reach Vahsel Bay in the following Antarctic spring.

Exercising with noninvasive PAV allowed greater endurance time in various populations [24 27].

Recent advances of memristive devices allow high endurance, non-volatile storage and low leakage power.

Thus, JNK acts as a molecular switch to allow either endurance adaptations when inactive, or growth/hypertrophy adaptations when active.

It may therefore indicate muscle specialisation of the kudu to make them excellent at jumping, whereas the predominance of type IIA fibres in black wildebeest allows for endurance capacity (i.e. migration).

The measurement of these deflections performed with a simple model of endurance allowed to calculate stresses in the base of the mast crane.

Even Froome's obvious struggle to keep it together as he rode the last agonising hairpins on the cruel 14km Alpe d'Huez climb on Saturday was tainted by the memory of Lance Armstrong's "coup de poker" in 2001, when his doping-assisted speed and endurance allowed him to feign exhaustion and then produce an unbeatable spell of acceleration.

Individuals with sickle cell trait should be allowed to build endurance slowly and perform workouts at their own pace with frequent rest periods.

The prevailing theory is that endurance running allowed primitive humans to incorporate meat into their diet.