From there, the 10K racers diverged on a separate course, and the shorter-distance group sprinted down the other side, taking long balance-testing strides through loose snow against a white-capped mountain backdrop.
The dependent variables were: (1) acute exercise tolerance (rating of perceived dyspnoea, heart rate, and oxygen saturation), and (2) long-term functional performance (timed-up-and-go test, 5-chair stands test, stride length, stride time, and stride velocity).
Port Jefferson residents are looking for answers but appear to be taking the testing in stride, village officials said.
Know that the best schools take testing in stride and have faith that good educational practices produce fine results on tests.
The city has made enormous strides in testing, treating and cutting the number of new infections.
He strides the Test field like Beowulf among his retainers, ready to do battle with giants or monsters.
"Even though Governor Bush and I disagree on a range of issues," the president said, "we agree on the importance of education to America" The two men visited Miami Central High School; Mr. Bush had suggested the venue because the school, once failing, has made remarkable strides in test scores and graduation rates.
But Roderic F. Schmidt, superintendent of the county's Mosquito Extermination Commission, is taking the test results in stride, saying that he expected the virus's arrival this year, given that its epicenter seemed to be traveling south, from northern Queens in 1999 to Staten Island in 2000.
In addition to the motor tests, the overall stride pattern of the hind footprints was qualitatively analysed; for this purpose, the hindpaws of treated rats were inked with non-toxic Chinese ink before animals walked along a paper runway.
So what if its vision is finally too good to be true?" 10 30 A.M. (13) RELIGION & ETHICS NEWSWEEKLY Lucky Severson reports on strides in genetic testing in children and the resulting questions about who should be tested and how much parents should be told.
Executives at the American Federation for Aging Research were encouraged by your Aug. 11 editorial "Early Detection of Alzheimer's," describing how scientists are making strides in developing testing that can identify certain biological markers that can predict Alzheimer's.
