Sentence examples for the maximum volume of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, when Bain put the Croatians through oxygen-assisted breath-holds, the best predictor of performance was the maximum volume of their lungs.

Andrew Jones, the sports scientist who regularly tested Radcliffe's VO2max (the maximum volume of oxygen an athlete can use), says that at 17 it was already 70ml/kg/min, while most elite female athletes are usually around the mid-60s.

However, the sort of high-intensity training Gaesser is referring to requires pushing yourself to up to 80% of your VO2 max, the maximum volume of oxygen you can consume, over a period of at least an hour.

Tested at 17 by Jones, her VO2 max – the maximum volume of oxygen an athlete can use – was 70, higher than that of any female athlete in the scientific literature.

The new data suggests that the volume of sea ice last month appeared to be about 2,135 cubic miles – just half the average volume and 62% lower than the maximum volume of ice that covered the Arctic in 1979.

This means that a trained individual can move more air through the lungs per time unit, and forced vital capacity (i.e., the maximum volume of air that can be exhaled after a full inspiration) may be increased.

The maximum volumes of administration in mice used to be 5 ml/100g.

The ORC power plant was fuelled with hot water of the temperature ranging from 66 °C up to 111 °C, at the maximum volume flow of 106 L/min.

The constraint is the maximum volume fraction of the viscoelastic material.

The maximum volume capacity of the cell was 0.3 L and the maximum operating pressure was 10 bars.

The maximum volume fraction of butanol in the core does not exceed 16%, only slightly higher than the solubility limit of the alcohol in bulk water (9.5%).