Sentence examples for portion of the practice from inspiring English sources

The players seemed in good spirits and, during the portion of the practice open to the news media, bounced around and laughed with one another, particularly as they participated in a small-sided game of rugby.

Waldman: I'm looking forward to seeing more from him this week, because he seemed a lot faster in space than he did in the scrimmage portion of the practice.

He returned for light work and briefly joined the team portion of the practice for the first time since injuring his hamstring in a win over the Seahawks on Nov. 7.

Mike Lombardi, a former N.F.L. personnel executive who now works for NFL Network, said most coaches were trying to jam the equivalent of two practices into the one three-hour padded practice, making the "live" portion of the practice — when players line up against one another in game-type situations — especially intense.

Anecdotally, renal tumor (RT) surgery makes up a limited portion of the practice for most pediatric urologists and pediatric surgeons.

Two variables were selected for comparison before and after implementation: scores on PMH portion of the Evolve® practice exit examination and time (in hours) students reported preparing for class.

Young patients with recurrent infections represent a sizeable portion of the daily practice of all primary care pediatricians and family physicians, with parents clamoring for a solution with the accumulation of lost daycare or school days.

Additionally, two separate one-sample t-tests were used to determine whether the mean %MHR across the entire yoga session and across the sun salutation portion of the yoga practice differed from the minimum values of 55% MHR recommended by the ACSM Position Stand [ 13].

Two separate one-sample t-tests were used to determine whether the mean METs across the entire yoga session and across the sun salutation portion of the yoga practice differed from the minimum values for METs (3.0) recommended by ACSM and AHA [ 12].

HACKETT LIMITS WORKOUT D. J. Hackett, Seattle's often-injured starting receiver, missed all but the stretching portion of practice, the team's final workout before leaving for Saturday's playoff game against Green Bay.

A section of the track is on public roads that are closed off for the race, which means that drivers cannot become familiar with that portion of the track in practice.