Sentence examples for longer endurance from inspiring English sources

All of the participants had longer endurance times to exhaustion under HO conditions than under NO conditions during high-intensity intermittent exercise (Fig. 1).

While Samsung's N110 and ASUS' Eee PC 1000HE continue to be good choices, Toshiba's $399 miniNB2055 provides an all-around solid package, and longer endurance than the competition".

Having revealed his intention to compete in the 2012 Paralympics as a tandem pilot, Queally was asked to rejoin the able-bodied squad and won the European team pursuit - a longer, endurance event - last year.

The Future Submarine will have greater range, longer endurance on patrol, and expanded capabilities compared to the current Collins-class submarine".

Single-level cell (SLC) flash, designed for higher performance and longer endurance, can typically operate between 50,000 and 100,000 cycles., multi-level cell (MLC) flash is designed for lower cost applications and has a greatly reduced cycle count of typically between 3,000 and 5,000.

And recently, we showed that 6-year-old children, who were not able to perform the Bruce protocol without holding the guardrail, reached longer endurance times than did their age peers (Van der Zijpet-val Zijp et al. 2009).

Importantly, for TMF cycles with Tmax 450 °C and low mechanical strain ranges (i.e. low levels of constraint), a limiting value for total mechanical strain range is identified to be responsible for significantly longer endurances (>104 cycles).

Higher body fat (i.e., thicker skinfold thicknesses and more subcutaneous fat) helps to endurance longer in cold water [ 16– 16].

Neither do I have any longer the endurance to absorb the tension and pain that the job entails.

The more red blood cells, the easier it is to carry oxygen to the lungs, the greater the aerobic capacity, the longer the endurance.

Males need to maintain a sufficient energy level to respond to the challenges of reproductive competition for much longer (i.e. endurance rivalry, Andersson 1994) and thus cannot afford to completely deplete their energy reserves.