Sentence examples for imposed a high demand from inspiring English sources

Contextually, this effect may also partially explain the ergogenic findings of many performance-based studies on athletes that have imposed a high demand on these pathways either with single or repeated bouts of intense exercise [39, 67 70].

The need to understand operator workload is a key requirement across numerous sectors, including maritime shipping (Lützhöft et al., 2011), nuclear power operations (Sheridan, 1981), air traffic control (Loft et al., 2007), driving (Trick et al., 2009), and many other contexts that impose a high demand on the human attentional system.

Although the differences in cultivation conditions do not permit to make any conclusion towards particular genes of interest, these two studies suggest that the overexpression of YAP1 imposes a higher demand to the cells biosynthetic capacity.

The FAA said Ryanair had complained that the demands imposed "a high, and unnecessary, financial burden on operators".

While this might indicate lower nitrate assimilation (which imposes a high energy demand), the level of free amino acids was not reduced in transgenic seeds but rather elevated.

And then there was a high demand.

They impose a high burden on under-funded health services.

Firstly, these solutions impose a high energy cost.

This could impose a high caries risk to Bulang children.

Increasing c imposes a higher penalty for training errors.

Closer contacts impose a higher rotational stiffness.