Sentence examples for threshold of endurance from inspiring English sources

And though it stretched some of the shorter exclamations to the threshold of endurance ("I thirst, I thirst, I thirst," Ms. Kelling sang relentlessly), it was effective.

So, in general, each player has two (dependent) ways of striking, while his opponent can sustain multiple damages (of two kinds and interdependent) until his threshold of endurance is reached.

Identifying the threshold of endurance exercise beyond which patients are more at risk for developing atrial fibrillation is an important challenge, and further research is needed to provide recommendations for patients, particularly athletes.

It is possible that these females were below a threshold of endurance at which any effects on spinal stability became important, or alternatively were experiencing a deconditioning effect as a result of the pain.

To keep testing herself and finding new thresholds of endurance and pain, Lobet began competing in long-distance runs.

Midday practice was an intense two-hour affair, putting the swimmers through their paces at top speeds or at the very threshold of their endurance; dry-land work followed for an hour.

The tests undertaken to represent the Wöhler curve revealed that 35.8 MPa can be considered as a lower threshold of the endurance limit for this kind of specimens.

Similar tendencies, in favor of the younger athletes, were found in laboratory measures of endurance capacity (VO2max, individual anaerobic threshold, LT, VE max, peak serum lactate, and velocity at LT (data not shown; p ≥ 0.11 by the Mann–Whitney test).

Identifying a threshold of risk for atrial fibrillation in endurance athletes may provide clinicians with better information to counsel patients on the risks and benefits of exercise.

Call it The Question of Endurance.

Then it's an act of endurance.