Sentence examples for persistent fitness from inspiring English sources

It's water resistant for swimming and showering and has a built-in pedometer for persistent fitness tracking.

Beyond providing a tool for prediction, our ability to make informative predictions implies persistent fitness variation among circulating influenza A/H3N2 viruses.

Nevertheless, predictability requires that the population has persistent fitness variation distributed over a number of loci, in effect behaving closer to the infinitesimal case, than to the case of periodic sweeps.

As pointed out above, we now emphasize that persistent fitness variation is a prerequisite for prediction but that we cannot put a lower bound on the number of mutations contributing to fitness.

The other categories were "persistent moderate fitness" (middle tertile at both life stages), "increasing fitness" (an increase of one or two categories), and "persistent high fitness" (highest tertile at both life stages).

Artero et al. (37) also found persistent associations between fitness and metabolic risk in both normal weight and obese/overweight youth.

However, over the long term, persistent reduction in fitness because of unchecked outbreeding could also lead to population declines and extinction (Ronce and Kirkpatrick 2001).

Hamilton's absence due to a lack of fitness after persistent knee problems resulted in a forward role for Jeremy Charles, although the Welshman was said to prefer playing at centre-back.

Beyond a transient effect of slowing down adaptation, transformation may also lead to a persistent reduction in mean fitness of the population when there is spatial heterogeneity, caused by the biofilm structure, in selection pressure.

These complaints include persistent fatigue, 16 17 reduced cardiorespiratory fitness 18 and reduced physical functioning.

All sequence types recovered from covariation analysis (ST40, ST42, ST41, and ST1374) represent (sub group founders within cc41/44, attributed higher transmissibility and fitness due to persistent recovery in both carrier and invasive collections (36 ).