Sentence examples for swimming report from inspiring English sources

The USA Swimming report came on the heels of accusations that USA Gymnastics ignored hundreds of sexual abuse complaints against Larry Nasser, a doctor who had been affiliated with the organization and has since pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting young female athletes. .

British Swimming reported that the full allocation of 2,500 tickets for each session had been sold, though there were plenty of empty seats visible.

Sports as diverse as gymnastics, taekwondo and swimming all report a post-Games boost.

The Social Market Foundation's Sink or Swim report focuses on the already contentious area of whether a decision to pay claimants their benefits monthly instead of fortnightly will complicate life for those on very low incomes, and concludes that most households oppose the move to monthly benefits, citing fears that they will run out of money at the end of the month.

And like virtually any event of length in NBC's Olympics, it was not shown all at once, but in segments that alternated with weight lifting, swimming and reports from Bob Costas.

A survey of injuries in a NCAA Division I collegiate swimming program reported that freshman had the highest rate of injury, supporting the relationship between a change in training and injury [20].

They knew that several of the students could not swim, the report said.

Similarly, we also noticed that women from families in higher social classes were more likely to report swimming, whilst they were less likely to report engaging in strenuous physical activity at 18 and 32 weeks of gestation and more likely to decrease their activity levels since pregnancy.

For example, 85percentt said they showered with their contact lenses, 61percentt reported swimming with their lenses and 35percentt reported rinsing their lenses with water, according to the report, released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The only mutagenicity study of swimming pool water reported that organic extracts from three public indoor pools in Victoria, British Columbia (Canada), were mutagenic in Salmonella TA100 (Honer et al. 1980).

One genotoxicity study of swimming pool water reported that the water and its fractions induced DNA damage in Hep-G2 cells (comet assay) and that most of the genotoxicity was in the lower-molecular-weight DBP fraction (Glauner et al. 2005).