Sentence examples similar to strenuous adaptation from inspiring English sources
In this time of economic distress and uncertainty, of massive dislocations and strenuous adaptations, this ongoing investigation will yield knowledge with direct implications for public policy.
Its goal is to find simple ways of deciding whether an athlete whose heart is huge has a dangerous condition that can lead to sudden death or whether the enlarged heart is a normal adaptation to strenuous, demanding exercise that allows people to perform at elite levels.
Although the validity of the Wingate test is debated, it is likely that this anaerobic test is the all-out cycling test which is currently the most often used not only in athlete testing but also in studies on the biological adaptation to strenuous exercise.
"What you do to the bone through a lifetime causes adaptation, if it's strenuous and repetitive enough," says Dr Shaw.
Mechanical loading of joints due to exercise may be minimal but sufficient to maintain tissue homeostasis, it may be within the optimal physiological window and help maintain tissue homeostasis and produce positive tissue adaptations, or it may be strenuous, thus exceeding the physiological window and lead to disruptions of tissue homeostasis, leading to joint disease.
These exercises, which maximize workload, result in greater training adaptations and performance improvements than less strenuous exercises.
These include concerns related to cultural adaptation, potential language barriers, the program's restrictive timeframe, and the workshop itself being overly strenuous and requiring considerable resources [ 8, 10, 31].
Activity level: Slightly strenuous.
Fitness scale: Slightly strenuous.
