Sentence examples for sense of effort from inspiring English sources

There can be no sense of effort, no sense of practiced routine.

What's distinctive about the movie is precisely the sense of effort, of Atlas-like heroism, that Besson displays, even flaunts.

This study examined the effect of carbohydrate (CHO) and protein (PRO) co-ingestion on energy substrate metabolism, sense of effort, and affective responses during prolonged strenuous endurance exercise.

But the sense of effort — rare to the point of extinction in Argerich's playing — disappeared when she reached the oasis of the slow movement.

And her sound is so naturally resonant that she can fill Wagner's vocal lines and soar over the orchestra without any sense of effort.

The extent of physical sensation (abdominal discomfort, leg muscle pain), the sense of effort (rating of perceive exertion, RPE), and affective responses (pleasure-displeasure, arousal) were evaluated by numeric scales before, during, and immediately after exercise.

All the above mentioned derangements are mainly related to the inability of the IPF patient to increase lung volume and displace the thorax appropriately in the setting of an increased ventilatory drive, leading to a sense of breathing effort known as dyspnea and, as we speculate, recapitulated by the MRC score in the present study [ 6, 10, 38].

We created the Dalhousie scales primarily as a tool to measure degree of dyspnea including the overall sense of breathing effort or discomfort and secondly perceived exertion with specific focus on the legs the principal muscle groups involved in most ergometry systems.

Although the work of breathing is not the sole cause of dyspnea, increased effort as a result from an increased mechanical load causes a heightened sense of respiratory effort.

The resultant inactivity leads to progressive deconditioning that further increases the sense of respiratory effort related to any task.

"We labored long and hard on this installation, but viewers should not get a sense of that effort from the finished work," Mr. Nawa said.