Sentence examples for prolong performance from inspiring English sources
NaHCO3 ingestion has the potential to influence skeletal muscle function and prolong performance due to an improvement in blood buffering potential via the creation of an enhanced electro-chemical pH gradient between the intracellular and extracellular milieu, consequently allowing for a greater efflux of H+ out of the muscle cell (Bishop et al. 2004; Price et al. 2003).
It was also revealed that Polyakov did not suffer from any prolonged performance impairments after returning to Earth.
The tissue tolerance model postulates that prolonged performance of low and moderate activities will lead to adaptation in involved tissues, while prolonged performance of high demand activities, such as the HRHF task, might lead to structural degradation.
Thus the observed decline in sustained attention may have resulted from the interaction between task difficulty and prolonged performance rather than any particular impairment of spatial sustained attention.
It is clear from all of our findings combined that under certain conditions that beneficial adaptation can occur with prolonged performance of occupation-related tasks, with those conditions being: 1) a limited number of high force exertions and 2) sufficient time for the tissues to adaptively remodel.
While the 12-week HRLF rats show increased muscle TNF-alpha, HSP72 was decreased, suggesting that HRLF muscles had benefited from the prolonged performance of this low force regimen, and had acclimated to the stress of the task more than the other groups.
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Blue light exposure reduces objective measures of sleepiness during prolonged nighttime performance testing.
The prolonged poor performance of stocks has led some companies to move away from them.
Swart, J. et al. Exercising with reserve: evidence that the central nervous system regulates prolonged exercise performance.
Phipps-Nelson, J., Redman, J. R., Schlangen, L. J. & Rajaratnam, S. M. Blue light exposure reduces objective measures of sleepiness during prolonged nighttime performance testing.
