Sentence examples similar to long term elite from inspiring English sources
Long-term elite male cycling was reported to negatively influence bone health, and female adolescent distance running was associated with suppressed bone mineral accrual; confounding factors associated with participation in endurance sports may have contributed to those findings.
There is a need to assess the specificity of commonly used definitions of long term non-progressor (LTNP) elite controllers (LTNP-EC), viremic controllers (LTNP-VC), and viremic non controllers (LTNP-NC), as well as of chronic progressors (P) and rapid progressors (RP).
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Do not rely on these drugs in the long term, unless you are an elite athlete or have factored in the risk/ reward of them.
The Yankees are paying Sabathia to defy aging and stay elite for the long term.
While some individuals develop AIDS quickly, others are protected from the onset of disease for more than a decade (elite controllers and long term non-progressors).
"We believe that the actions approved today will in the long term help the England team and elite rugby in this country move forward to where we all want it to be".
Over the long term, both have helped elevate the Eagles to among the league's elite teams.
Over four hundred years, the elites of the non-European world sold out their long term interests to the West to gain short term local advantage.
Glamorgan head of elite performance Matthew Mott is warning the county has to develop more talent from within Wales in the long term.
