Sentence examples for competition volume from inspiring English sources
In the week before an important competition, volume and intensity are typically decreased (taper phase) to allow the body to optimally recover for competition.
However, future research would benefit from the inclusion of training and competition volume to more clearly identify its role in the increased incidence of LBP occurring in elite junior footballers.
Acknowledging that only a few athletes can "make it," the necessity and healthiness of TIDS have recently been questioned based on their increased professionalism, high training, and competition volumes, but limited effectiveness.
Intense competition, high volumes, and low prices characterize this highly regulated industry.
The cost of production of HIV ARVs has fallen progressively over the past decade through increased market competition, increased volumes, and efficiencies in manufacturing processes.
(Its foresight was a bit blurred: e-mail and other competition notwithstanding, the volume of letters doubled in the last two decades, and the postal work force grew by 20percentt).
He predicts that competition for mortgage volume will very likely drive lenders to lower their credit-score standards for F.H.A. loans, and to resurrect "piggyback" loans, which allow borrowers to take out two loans simultaneously to get around paying for private mortgage insurance.
In the condensed chromatin structures, the competition for available volume favors high-affinity chromatin binding factors and decreases the number of nucleoplasmic proteins with less or no affinity to those structures.
Kaiser's poor performance is compounding the problems of intense price competition and lower volumes in Canada.
The smartphone and tablet manufacturers that Intel sells to tend to have more competition and lower volumes than those in the PC market, which is about 350 million units a year.
For the first time ever, you're in March and you're alive in three competitions, but the volume of games is starting to take its toll a little – just as you always knew it would.
