Sentence examples for duration of resistance from inspiring English sources
The long duration of resistance monitoring offered significant advantages in spite of unavoidable limitations.
Our result suggests short duration of resistance exercise may provoke a transient increase in central arterial stiffness in healthy young men.
By contrast, the characteristics of the reservoir and the duration of resistance deployment had only a marginal impact on the performance of the strategy.
Improvements in cognitive performance in the resistance exercise group were present after 12 months of training, but not after 6 months of training, suggesting that a longer duration of resistance training is needed to bring about cognitive change.
Two items assessing the frequency and duration of resistance training were purpose-designed for this study and use the same wording and format of the Active Australia survey questions.
W. Y. V. Mak and W. K. C. Lai showed that short duration of resistance exercise may provoke a transient increase in central arterial stiffness in healthy young men.
This study aimed to firstly investigate the effect of hypoxia duration on resistance to cisplatin in an ovarian cancer chemoresistance cell line model and to identify genes whose expression was associated with hypoxia-induced chemoresistance.
The mean duration of the resistance trials was 28.5 min (range, 12 45 min; n = 2 [no duration specified in two studies]) with all reporting an exercise intensity related to a percentage of 1 repetition maximum (1RM).
This may reflect the longer duration of insulin resistance and diabetes examined in the present study, 2 to 8 weeks post-STZ as compared to 3-7 days.
The piglets were ranked on a 1-4 scale (most-least) within each litter according to the intensity and duration of their resistance movements.
It is possible that this relates simply to the higher risk of baseline diabetes, but it is also possible that AA perturbations become more severe with a greater degree and/or longer duration of insulin resistance.
