Sentence examples for distinguished athlete from inspiring English sources
A wooden plate of the sports union of the Espaillat Province honors Juan, Almonte's older brother, as the most distinguished athlete in baseball.
Oxford University awarded Bradley an honorary Doctor of Civil Law (DCL) in 2003, with a citation that described him in part as "...an outstandingly distinguished athlete, a weighty pillar of the Senate, and still a powerful advocate of the weak... .....
This study was designed to identify electrocardiographic criteria for distinguishing athlete's ER from BS.
Distinguishing athlete's heart from HCM is critical, since missing a diagnosis of HCM puts the athlete at risk of sudden death and an erroneous diagnosis of HCM will disqualify an otherwise eligible athlete from contact sports [66].
We were unable to distinguish athletes properly treated for depression, impulsivity, and aggression (and thus scoring low on our scale measures), and those athletes who scored low on our scale measures because they were without these conditions.
Social science doping research has a long standing tradition in investigating social cognition (attitudes, norms, beliefs) and personality traits in a quest to find a set of characters that clearly distinguishes athletes who engage in doping practices and those who do not [4] [10].
"If more data become available in the future, it would be interesting to see what distinguishes one athlete from another," added Mr Hernandez.
Other published studies on psychological states [ 33, 36- 38] addressed whether psychological factors distinguish between athletes who get injured and athletes who do not get injured.
Rivera was considered an exceptional athlete, distinguished by his slender physique and durability.
While investigating a theory that practice is what distinguishes professional athletes from amateurs, Mr. Epstein meets a golf novice, Dan McLaughlin, who quit his job to test whether 10,000 hours of practice — called the "magic number for true expertise" in Malcolm Gladwell's best-seller "Outliers" — could transform him into a P.G.A.-worthy professional.
