Sentence examples for work with repeated from inspiring English sources

A total of 36 consecutive patients were included in the study (52.8% men) with a mean (SD) age of 38 (6.4) years; 88.9% performed manual work with repeated movements and forceful activities affecting the epicondylar muscles (eg, officials, plumbers, waiters or firemen) and 75% practised sports with manual mechanical loading (eg, paddle tennis).

In animals, he added, PYY keeps working with repeated doses and causes weight loss.

Since the ORCID API does not allow sources to introduce works with repeated UIDs, the user is currently not able to update works from ResearcherID without previously deleting them from the ORCID profile.

We measured personal exposures and workplace concentrations during a work shift, with repeated sampling across two (hot and cold) seasons.

But like much of Wheeldon's choreography, this 2013 work grows with repeated viewing, and it is exhilarating in the structural strength and sophistication of its musical responses: the shattering ensembles of the opening Lacrymosa, the flickering urgency of the middle movement and winding ecstasy of the final "ride to the abyss", exquisitely danced by Marianela Nunez and Federico Bonelli.

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Barch uses the assessment to make sure that participants are risky enough: If you want to curtail repeat offenses, after all, you have to work with repeat offenders.

Mitochondrial metabolism in skeletal muscle undergoes distinct quantitative improvements with repeated muscle work (endurance training).

This may be due to differences in metabolic, tissue stress-related mRNA, or protein responses with repeated stressful work versus exercise training, as shown recently [ 54].

Hypoxia-modulated adjustments of aerobic performance with repeated muscle work are reflected by expressional adaptations within the respiratory chain and modified muscle oxygen metabolism.

In particular for occupational work at low intensities and/or with repeated operations, minute changes in the exposure time pattern may be relevant.