Sentence examples for endurance I from inspiring English sources

There was a significant effect of speed on endurance: F1,74 = 12.398, P<0.01, meaning that across both ecotypes, faster individuals had less endurance, i. e. a trade-off.

There is not sufficient evidence that MT + AE has a positive influence on the static abdominal endurance, i.e. Shirado test (see Results).

Increased focus on training at 400 pace should also be included, as the 800 time is in part limited by speed endurance, i.e. how fast one can run the 400 (400 time x 2 + 12 seconds = rough ceiling).

The endurance—I feel the energy from you".

Let's all have a collective shot at survival and endurance, I thought.

I knew I didn't have the endurance I used to have.

"I had endurance, and I reached at last the heart of men; that is all I can claim".

So, provided the association of endurance performance (i.e. physical fitness) with attractiveness translates into an association with reproductive success (i.e. evolutionary fitness) [ 15], endurance performance may have been subject to natural as well as sexual selection [ 8].

However, it was also noted that for both welded and unwelded PA6GF, the endurance ratio, i.e., the ratio of fatigue strength to static tensile strength, was approximately 45% regardless of the temperature.

In contrast, compared with the general population, the X allele tends to be overrepresented in those humans with an 'extreme endurance phenotype', i.e. elite endurance athletes [9], [10].

Repeated endurance work (i.e. training) increases the capacity for aerobic ATP production in skeletal muscle through an elevation in the volume density of mitochondria in untrained subjects (Hoppeler et al. 1985).