Sentence examples for the intention of enhancing from inspiring English sources

Wada found "evidence of its use by athletes with the intention of enhancing performance" by virtue of carrying more oxygen to muscle tissue.

Meldonium was added [to the Prohibited List] because of evidence of its use by athletes with the intention of enhancing performance".

The World Anti-Doping addedy added the drug to its banned list because there was "evidence of its use by athletes with the intention of enhancing performance" by virtue of carrying more oxygen to muscle tissue.

The drug Sharapova was using was placed on the banned list by the World Anti-Doping Agency from 1 January because of "evidence of its use by athletes with the intention of enhancing performance".

But the substance was added to the banned list in January of this year because Wada said there was "evidence of its use by athletes with the intention of enhancing performance".

The latter will not be restricted to locally-based players but both have been developed with the intention of enhancing a continent's strength in depth and matches will count towards the Fifa rankings, albeit rated equivalent to friendlies.

The leaflet was not designed to be an alternative to current information materials but rather a supplementary resource to address key beliefs about CRC screening that can act as barriers or motivators to uptake with the purpose of enhancing intention to be screened.

The International Tennis Federation's (ITF) independent tribunal accepts that the 24-year-old inadvertently ingested nikethamide through the tablet, and that he had no intention of enhancing his performance.

The assay was endorsed by the WHO in 2008, with the intention to enhance capacity for rapid diagnosis of drug resistant tuberculosis and reviewed in a meta-analysis by Ling and colleagues [ 2, 9].

Moreover, from an economic perspective, domestic articles are subject to stricter requirements than those which are produced abroad, putting actors from within the EEA at competitive disadvantage and thus impeding the intention of REACH to enhance competitiveness and innovation.

Paradoxically these falls could be a consequence of success, as the intention of fast-track surgery is to enhance postoperative recovery, hereby enhancing return to a normal level of activity.