Sentence examples for athletes dependent from inspiring English sources

"There's this feeling out there that we don't want athletes dependent on medical care or therapy," he said.

In sport, the risk of injury experienced by an athlete is affected by a combination of their intrinsic (ie, athlete dependent) factors and the way in which these interact with the sports environment (extrinsic risk factors), 9 11 some of which are modifiable and others which are non-modifiable.

But it also made athletes less dependent on the Olympics; they can now earn a living in their sports, which have yearly competitions and world championships that offer prize money.

Many poorer athletes were then dependent upon private patrons who gave them stipends or upon athletic guilds to provide support.

"The comfort of the athletes will be dependent on the U.S.'s success in Afghanistan and whether there will be another terrorist attack in the U.S.," Romney said.

Propaganda opposing DHMO cites the substance's presence in acid rain, use in naval warfare, and the fact that professional athletes can become dependent on its performance-enhancing abilities.

The soccer players had better stability, particularly in the medial lateral plane (M/L); their COP variability and range were lower than in controls in both EO (p < 0.05) and EC (p < 0.0005) condition indicating that the athletes were less dependent on vision than non-athletes.

The athletes left 32 dependents, including 14 orphans and seven widows".

Unlike true team sports such as basketball or football, the success of one athlete isn't dependent on how his or her teammates perform.

However, evaluation of aerobic fitness component provides the physical preparation of wheelchair-dependent athletes with a possibility of improving the pushing performance and techniques of wheeling.

To assess physiological and/or mechanical responses of wheelchair athletes or wheelchair-dependent persons, researchers and rehabilitation staff use continuous graded standardized protocols in laboratory such as arm crank exercises or wheelchair treadmill exercises [ 6– 9].