Sentence examples for due to fitness from inspiring English sources

The pair missed England's 1-0 win over Norway on Saturday due to fitness concerns but have been passed fit.

Sport communities already have their loyalties with other charities, gym monkeys say they can't generate enough sponsorship and most offices decline due to fitness and the time demand.

Blackpool's Matt Gilks and Stephen Crainey have withdrawn due to fitness problems and are replaced by Cammy Bell and Lee Wallace.

"Over the season's 42 games, there was no way Charlton deserved to be relegated," said the two-goal hero, who had not even trained for three weeks due to fitness concerns.

"Talking about me being fit or not being fit, I've literally only missed one game which was Arsenal away due to fitness, so it's not that I've been injured for six months.

Our findings not only have a direct relevance for improving glycerol-based bioprocesses, but also illustrate how a metabolic pathway can remain unexploited due to fitness trade-offs in other, ecologically important, traits.

Since we measured fitness by competition with the ancestor, it is feasible that undulations in fitness might be due to intransitive fitness dynamics [ 54].

Please remark that the non-greedy behaviour of act-detect is due to the fitness function used in evolution: the fitness only depends on the locations of act-detect at the end of the run.

There was no evidence for a rapid reversion to the subtype consensus due to viral fitness alone – in the regions we studied, any fitness gain due to acquisition of the consensus residue [37] was insufficient to drive rapid selection.

The treatment was arduous, but I was fortunate that, due to my fitness levels, my body dealt with it well.

Thus we can define natural selection as follows: Natural selection is differential reproduction due to differential fitness (or differential adaptedness) within a common selective environment (see next section).