Sentence examples for institutionalised strength from inspiring English sources

Whatever institutionalised strength was locked in this plural was about to fly apart, or had already done so, but for now it could not be acknowledged, and bravery was demanded of even the youngest.

Especially in institutionalised elderly persons, muscle strength can deteriorate to a point where it becomes critical for independence of transfers and walking.

The fact that we used data from a large survey that represented the non-institutionalised Taiwan population is the main strength of this study.

A systematic review of physical training in institutionalised elderly indicated positive effects on muscle strength but effects on gait, disability, balance and endurance were inconclusive [8].

Also in frail institutionalised elderly resistance training is feasible [ 5, 6], and can lead to clinically relevant strength gain and improved mobility [ 7, 8].

Legalised and institutionalised slavery is inconsistent with liberal democracy, as is legalised and institutionalised torture.

35 The strengths of this study include its population based sample, which included both the institutionalised and cognitively impaired excluded from many previous studies in this age group 21 24 36 37—and its domiciliary echocardiographic approach.

Or institutionalised sexism?

And the institutionalised thing..

That's how the institutionalised bit works.

It was hostile, cold, utterly institutionalised, soulless.