The most arduous routines, from one-handed handstands to aerial jackknifes, are usually concluded with a sly, cool, "that was nothing" glance at the audience.
Poor cognitive function is associated with negative consequences across settings of care, but research instruments are arduous for routine clinical implementation.
Flipping, tumbling, leaping marvels, they perform one arduous feat after another, putting their brawny bodies through punishing routines that leave their audiences grimacing and shielding their eyes.
They turn the once arduous task of screening genetic information into an automatic routine that exploits the tendency for the molecule that carries the template for making the protein, messenger-ribonucleic acid (m-RNA), to bind to the DNA that produces it.
But modernism gave way to routines of fakery: the arduous task of maintaining the tradition proved less attractive than the cheap ways of rejecting it.
Many places in the world require arduous and expensive visa applications for even the most routine travel.
Three families are shattered, a grim series of funeral Masses have been offered, and investigators are carrying out the arduous steps of an inquiry that is far from routine.
Although this may make good theoretical and clinical sense, it will make the process of routine reporting of imaging studies significantly more arduous.
So, like many women in her village, the 38-year-old expectant mother decided to forego her routine health consultations rather than make the arduous hike.
A representative study of collegiate rowers, for instance, found that after eight weeks of an arduous core-exercise regimen — added to their normal workout routines — the rowers had great-looking abs but weren't better rowers; their performance was unchanged in a rowing-machine time trial, compared with measurements before they'd undertaken the extensive core routines.
