Sentence examples for practice of endurance from inspiring English sources

The values of V0 were low in spite of the use of toe clips, which could be the result of the inaccuracy of the devices used in Dickinson's study [ 109] and/or the expression of the individual characteristics of the subjects (age? practice of endurance activities?).

Sporting elites offer to their spectators an impenetrable world; behind their final public display – the match, the race, the tournament – they suggest an intricate set of puzzles, of mystical feats of endurance and practice, of codes, regulations and etiquette, of innate talent, of ambition that voluntarily sets aside other forms of human accomplishment and satisfaction.

Patients submitted to CPVA answered a questionnaire about lifetime history of endurance sport practice.

The clinical and echocardiographic characteristics of the lone sport AF group vs. patients with lone AF and no history of endurance sport practice and the remaining patients (the control group) are given in Table  2.

As well as being a traditional farming practice, it also served as a test of endurance, hardiness and willingness for the maternal Andalusian lines.

Ugandan women adhere to very traditional birthing practices and believe that pregnancy is a test of endurance and maternal death is merely a sad but normal event.

So having more of either protein is desirable for brain health, but it appears that the surest way to have more of both is to practice both endurance and weight training.

A growing number of research studies have shown that the practice of yoga can improve posture, strength, endurance and flexibility [ 31, 41, 42]; improve balance, gait, and fear of falling [ 43- 45], and hand grip strength [ 46].

I quickly realised after just a few laps of practice that in that heat it was going to be as much a test of endurance as anything else - so I came up with a cunning plan.

In his next piece, this fall, he will attempt to stay awake for a million seconds (or 11.57 days), as a comment on both endurance and, obliquely, the practice of psychological torture: he will be sleepless for our sins.

Call it The Question of Endurance.