Sentence examples for long term endurance from inspiring English sources

The present study aggregates biochemical, structural and biomechanical data in order to precisely investigate the effects of H. aphrodisiaca infusion on the tendon properties under long term endurance training.

Common side effects due to long term endurance exercise together with synthetic AAS intake have been described as: collagen dysplasia, greater stiffness, reduction of strain, impaired tissue remodeling and others, none of which were noticed in this study after the training protocol and plant infusion administration.

Senator Reed said the Defense Science Board study found "inadequate total numbers of U.S. troops" and "a lack of long-term endurance".

The good news is that for people with a long-term endurance training background, the risk both of heart attacks and lower-limb disability is low.

Concerns recently arose concerning the long-term endurance of such implants in active patients.

Long-term endurance can be obtained now by using a low-profile locking compression plate with an angular-stable connection between screws and plate.

Without long-term endurance, gels rapidly degrade, leading to a re-opening of an already sealed fracture, thus re-creating a water-thief channel.

Nickel cobalt sulfides (NiCo-S) are promising electrode materials for high-performance supercapacitors but normally show poor rate capability and unsatisfactory long-term endurance.

The desired stack life defined by a <0.25% 1000 h−1 voltage decay rate has been demonstrated in long-term endurance stack operations.

It has been shown that long-term endurance training in a coordinated fashion impacts muscle epigenetics and affects thousands of methylation sites and genes associated with improvement in muscle function and health [72].

The thermo-mechanical analytical model proposed for different solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) designs addresses the deformation behavior and mechanical stability of SOFCs at various thermal stresses, specifically the creep resistance and the long-term endurance beyond the elastic limit.