To delve deeper into CrAT's role in energy production, metabolic physiologist Deborah Muoio of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, and colleagues tested the stamina of two groups of mice by letting them run on a rodent-sized treadmill.
Thoroughbred horses have been selected for structural and functional variation contributing to speed and stamina during the three century development of the breed.
One's heart went out to the valiant singers – Lieselot De Wilde, Mariam Wallentin, and Jordis Richter – as they enacted their dismal and dangerous pole-dance for the final half hour, and one admired the stamina of the string-players.
"I've always had the stamina of three people".
But the courage and stamina of the men, women and children, especially the shrewd, iron-willed matriarch of one family, boggles the mind.
Hardly any economist has been able to predict the remarkable stamina of the current expansion.
If Price can avoid Zhang's body shots and a wicked right uppercut, he will be able to capitalise on his opponent's worrying lack of stamina in the last two rounds.
He displayed tremendous strength and stamina on the 219km stage which finished at an altitude of 2,757m, the highest of any of the three Grand Tours.
The score requires considerable feats of stamina from the musicians: one percussionist rolls, without pause, on an array of bass drums, timpani, cymbals, and tam-tam, and the pianist is given a continuously pulsing seven-note pattern.
Eddery was widely criticised by riders in the stand, but insisted that his mount had simply reached the limit of his stamina in the final hundred yards.
