Sentence examples for volume efforts from inspiring English sources

Possibly the concentration of high volumes may also produce improvements in aerobic fitness as well as high intensity and low volume efforts.

Related to cardiovascular and endurance performance factors, numerous studies showed that high intensity and low volume training produce higher adaptations in these parameters than low intensity and high volume efforts [ 11, 12].

Since then, Partridge's own dictionary received a thorough makeover in a 2005 revision by Tom Dalzell and Terry Victor, and the British scholar Jonathon Green has put out a series of single-volume efforts.

It's possibly my favourite passage in a celebrity autobiography since the bit in volume one of Wayne Rooney's planned five-volume effort, in which the Manchester United striker spellbinds readers by painting the following word picture of his home.

It has also been shown that low intensity high volume aerobic efforts produce improvements in aerobic performance markers, factor to consider since currently research in this area has shown the effectiveness of high intensity and low volume training.

China's markets have surged on record trading volumes, despite efforts by officials to talk them down.

In spite of the large bulk volume, little effort has been made to comprehensively review and summarize the progress made in the past.

Readers slog through stacks and stacks of blue books for hours on end, and the word is that some of them get a wee bit testy, and quite possibly start to confuse volume with effort.

We concluded that the imbalance between right and left heart stroke volumes during effort is central to the development of immersion pulmonary edema.

The units of (rho ) is measured by the volume of the efforts made by the sales teams like the number of efficient salesmen and the above promotional efforts.

If even the world's sole superpower which sees itself as a beacon of freedom behaves in this way, what chance is there that other countries will ever be constrained by international law?Other critics, not represented in Mr Evans's volume, have lambasted efforts to hold international trials as selective and unfair.