Sentence examples for towards strength from inspiring English sources

"We'll often encourage seniors to turn towards strength training in the winter, which is more of an indoor activity," Mr. Rogers said.

What is the contribution of the factors of age, gender, educational background and pre-entrance selection towards strength of motivation for medical school?

A recent review has shown that low muscle strength, and not spasticity, causes the greatest limitations in motor function in children with CP[ 4], and this has shifted the focus from spasticity management towards strength training for these children.

Limited information is available on the postexercise protein needs of tennis players, thus recommendations are largely extrapolated from those targeted towards strength-trained and endurance athletes.

WS and FS concretes showed better performance towards compressive strength.

The characteristics of HSCu indicated UPOFA positive contributions towards workability, strength and permeability (gas and water, chloride penetration and migrations).

The simulations also show a monotonic trend towards larger strength asymmetry at larger grain sizes, suggesting the existence of a maximum asymmetry at finite grain sizes.

Steel fiber, being the first and most commonly employed reinforcement fiber, is always favored as the uniformly dispersed reinforcement for concrete due to its improvement towards mechanical strength, failure mode and bonding toughness.

A case study using the PTF-Determinator in an application of reading digital business cards (including a feature to restrict the maximum transmission distance) is shown [1]. Figure 2 The proposed first step towards field strength scaling using the PTF-Determinator and the integration into the NFC system.

I have all the tools I need, as many of you reading this now have, to make the shifts towards inner strength and health that you crave.

Considering reports of good predictive value using the single item [ 57], this was chosen to be able to arrive at a manageable questionnaire, with reasonable compromise towards scientific strength.