Sentence examples for cumulative training from inspiring English sources

Training Load: This feature within polarpersonaltrainer.com displays a color-coded graph of a user's cumulative training load, notifying a person when he or she has recovered enough for the next session, and accurately predicting training developments to prevent overtraining.

The majority of running-related injuries are suggested to develop as overuse injuries, which leads to injury if the cumulative training load over one or more training sessions exceeds the runners' load capacity for adaptive tissue repair.

Theoretically, overuse injuries occur as a result of a cumulative process of tissue damage (Finch & Cook, 2014; Timpka et al., 2014) that leads to injury if the cumulative training load over one or more training sessions exceeds the runners' load capacity for adaptive tissue repair (Hreljac, 2005; Soligard et al., 2016).

At the end of each training session a graphical display plotted the average threshold each day and the cumulative training time.

Quantitative inquiry does not usually reveal how practitioners' practice characteristics or cumulative training affect treatment provision and decision-making, and thus cannot be used to understand actual treatment provision from the practitioners' perspectives.

Mills et al. (2011) estimate a cumulative total training cost of US$2.2 billion for African-trained physicians residing in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

While the Air Force has conducted limited studies for individual areas, the lawsuit accuses it of violating the National Environmental Policy Act by not studying the cumulative effects of training flights.

With regard to prior food allergy training, cumulative clinical experience was the most common modality of education (59% of participants).

A method to determine pool size was successfully applied at Drosophila NMJs by analyzing cumulative amplitudes within trains of higher frequency stimulation (42, 49).

My body adapted faster than I had anticipated, but on Day 5 I finally slammed into the cumulative effects of nonstop training.

Fig. 5 Evolution of the cumulative error distributions during training.