Sentence examples similar to marked exertion from inspiring English sources
There is also an exertion rate over 10, marked as "∗." This is an exertion that makes the subject "unable to continue" an exercise bout.
Bowen et al found that 48% of GPs were not confident in diagnosing CFS/ME in adults and 51% could not identify 3 key clinical features (fatigue, symptom exacerbation on over-exertion and marked fluctuation of symptoms) [ 17].
It is marked by memory and cognition problems, and physical collapse after any mental or physical exertion.
The last great exertion of centralised power in the Catholic church was not, as some people think, the pontificate of John Paul II, which was marked by a disciplinary and doctrinal crackdown, but the reforming Second Vatican Council of the 60s, which John Paul II and his then lieutenant, Cardinal Ratzinger, were trying to control.
The scenes aren't technical Kechiche isn't after a catalogue of lesbian sexual practices and pleasures but emotional, and they capture the very vulnerability, the uninhibited, un-self-sparing exertion to exhaustion that marks the actors' performances.
The scenes aren't technical — Kechiche isn't after a catalogue of lesbian sexual practices and pleasures — but emotional, and they capture the very vulnerability, the uninhibited, un-self-sparing exertion to exhaustion that marks the actors' performances.
Luis Nani offered the only flicker of menace, with a 25-yard shot 15 minutes after arriving around the hour mark which launched Simon Mignolet into his only exertion of the afternoon.
The exertion is worthwhile.
She never shirked exertion.
