Sentence examples for strain risk from inspiring English sources

As our heat strain risk assumptions include the internal heat production from work and physical activity, our maps show high heat strain risk areas already in the year 2000.

When 3°C is added, extreme heat strain risk is seen over a large proportion of India and Pakistan.

The current research findings for isokinetic muscle testing to identify hamstring strain risk in professional footballers are limited and inconclusive.

There are strips adjacent to the southern and eastern coasts of Australia as well as Tasmania that have low heat strain risk in 1975 and 2000.

In South Asia, the heat strain risk is generally moderate to high (Fig. 2) and the apparent trends from 1975 to 2000 are towards higher WBGTs.

In the fourth region analysed (Fig. 4), July and August have the largest of moderate to high heat strain risk and between 1975 and 2000 there is a clear shift towards higher WBGTs.

Of interest is that job strain risks increased further among ever-smokers, obese participants and among participants with low socioeconomic status.

The maps are an efficient way of getting a rapid impression of heat stress levels and heat strain risks in geographic areas around the world.

The maps with the additional 3°C show the WBGTs and the heat strain risks for people working in the sun during the hottest hours of the day (the afternoon).

Lack of aerobic fitness may limit pushing efforts during childbirth and represents increased cardiovascular strain and risk.

He also famously invented the use of props -- belts, blocks, blankets and the like -- to help students enter into difficult postures without strain or risk of injury.