Their victory is a tribute to anyone who's ever done it tough, a middle-class tale of exertion and advancement if ever there was one.
There were a number of differences in demographic, clinical, and psychological characteristics at baseline as a function of exertion fatigue class (Table 1 ) and general fatigue class (Table 2 ).
Multinomial logistic regression analysis revealed that sex, age, physical inactivity, diabetes mellitus, co-morbidities, NYHA class, exercise capacity, and psychotropic medication were predictors of exertion fatigue, varying according to fatigue classes.
The level of exertion fatigue in the second class (21.9%) was slightly higher than in the first class and stable over time (intercept = 5.91, P < 0.001; slope = −0.011, P = 0.72), and was therefore classified as the mild exertion fatigue group.
Always from the other kind of exertion.
during a 45 minute stint of exertion.
Within his body, there was a tumult of exertion.
For the first term of Haas's 19-month programme, one student took the 11-and-a-half hour flight from Shanghai to San Francisco to attend classes, an exertion for even the most eager and efficient traveller.
Intensity refers to the rate of exertion during exercise, which can be measured by VO2 max (oxygen consumption), heart rate, or perceived exertion.
After the precipitous climb, we are exalted with the dizziness of exertion and thin air.
