Sentences with phrase «by exertion»

Interestingly, hypoxemia can be caused by exertion at high altitudes, where oxygen is scarce.

Affected dogs have a dry, hacking cough that can be triggered by exertion or by pressure on the trachea.

Due to their shortened muzzle the Boston Terrier may have breathing difficulties when stressed by exertion in hot or cold weather and can overheat if it is pushed too hard.

-- Exercise performed by the exertion of effort against a resistance that strengthens and tones the muscle without changing the length of the muscle fibers.

The disease is characterized by profound fatigue and disability lasting for at least 6 mo, episodes of cognitive dysfunction, sleep disturbance, autonomic abnormalities, chronic or intermittent pain syndromes, microbiome abnormalities (1), cerebral cytokine dysregulation (2), natural killer cell dysfunction (3), and other symptoms that are made worse by exertion of any kind (4).

The medical examiners determined that Davis» death with precipitated by exertion and an underlying asthmatic condition, and not the injuries suffered in the altercation.

The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself.»

Not exact matches

The dramatic tensions between church and world are too great to be sustained by purely human intellectual and moral exertion.

about people who experience same - sex attraction trying to live a Christian life, this fuller exposition of his thought on the new ideologies presented a fascinating look into the way in which colonialism — discredited by liberals and to lesser extent many conservatives as well — has gone away from the actual military and political rule seen in previous centuries, to a stealthier and subtler form of the exertion of foreign power.

The Christian heroism (and perhaps it is rarely to be seen) is to venture wholly to be oneself, as an individual man, this definite individual man, alone before the face of God, alone in this tremendous exertion and this tremendous responsibility; but it is not Christian heroism to be humbugged by the pure idea of humanity or to play the game of marveling at world - history.

Passage of the Religion Clauses of the First Amendment («Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof...») was one of the first effective exertions of political muscle by minority groups in the United States.

* By being the hands and arms and feet and sweat and exertion of Jesus, the body of Christ — by being the tangible and effective presence of God in the worlBy being the hands and arms and feet and sweat and exertion of Jesus, the body of Christ — by being the tangible and effective presence of God in the worlby being the tangible and effective presence of God in the world;

When an interval elapses between sense - impression and exertion, filled by cerebral activity marking the revival and combination of past sense impressions stored as impressions, we are said to think or to be conscious....

Her rendition of «Piece of My Heart,» written by Jerry Ragovoy and Bert Berns, takes her self - punishing exertions to such relentless extremes that it makes one wonder if any voice has ever been more soaked in suffering.

(28) Increasingly, church leaders are questioning how a demanding gospel can be communicated on a medium such as television, which is characterized by the peculiar qualities of being entertaining, relaxing, and un-demanding of personal effort or exertion by its viewers.

But now since God has taken my salvation out of my hands into his, making it depend on his choice and not mine, and has promised to save me, not by my own work or exertion, but by his grace and mercy, I am assured and certain that he is faithful and will not lie to me... if we do less than we should or do it badly, he does not hold it against us.

Daniel Sturridge will be available again and could be one of the players called upon by Klopp to freshen his team following their midweek exertions.

I found that watering and weeding my garden while my toddler played close by was enough exertion for me.

Most of the toddler fevers that spell serious trouble are the result of poisoning, exposure to toxic substances, or caused by over exertion in the hot sun.

Ekiti purportedly — purportedly because, latter information suggests that poll was manipulated by the then extant powers — jettisoned the noble exertion of the Kayode Fayemi years, for a journey to nowhere, which Ayodele Fayose's present government - by - impulse suggests.

«Woman should have every honorable motive to exertion which is enjoyed by man, to the full extent of her capacities and endowments.

«There can be no question that a full ethics investigation into this improper exertion of state legislative influence by Senator Libous is required, either by virtue of this complaint or on the Commission's own initiative, in order to hold the state senator fully accountable to the standards of ethical conduct and public integrity state law requires of all members of the legislature.»

Just Championnière, an eminent French surgeon who authored the article, answered in the affirmative the question he had posed but hastened to add: «Even when she is perfectly at home on the wheel, she should remember her sex is not intended by nature for violent muscular exertion....

Typified by exhaustion that commonly worsens with physical, mental, or emotional exertion, the condition is also often characterized by short - term memory and concentration problems and profound fatigue that sleep does not relieve.

I feel exhausted by so many thoughts racing through my brain; the neuronal exertion must have lit up my brain like a city at night seen from 35,000 feet.

CFS — sometimes known as ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis)-- is a complex illness characterized by impaired memory and concentration, metabolic, cardiac, gut and immune dysfunction and debilitating muscle pain and fatigue on exertion (also known as neuroimmune exhaustion).

And this is the characteristic that unites all the characters in the stories throughout the book is they just were driven by this passion to explore, the passion to understand the unknown; and you know, physical discomfort or, you know, great physical exertion was no obstacle.

Arrhythmias in CPVT are almost exclusively brought on by activities that generate high levels of epinephrine, also known as adrenaline: heavy exertion, sports or emotional stress.

The authors use the official term SEID (systemic exertion intolerance disease), which was recommended by an Institute of Medicine panel in 2015, but hasn't really stuck among those in the ME / CFS field.

Certain studies have even shown that BCAAs supplementation can decrease your perception of exertion and fatigue during intense training by managing the brain's tryptophan levels.

Another fat - burning hormone, adiponectin, is also released by fat tissue during high - exertion muscle contractions.

Measured by «perceived exertion,» how hard you feel you're exercising, you might be working at a 6 but you feel like you are working at an 8, says Goodson.

EPOC, or burning extra calories in the hours following exercise, is caused by your body's increased rate of oxygen intake in a bid to correct an O2 «debt» incurred during exertion.

Although dieting and exercise are not needed for this process to occur, altering lifestyle habits by eating healthier food choices and increasing physical exertion through exercise will significantly improve the results.

A study led by researchers of the University of Wisconsin collected heart rate and perceived exertion data of moderate to very fit women doing two different popular CrossFit workouts.

This is a significant discovery as people who are afflicted with chronic inflammatory conditions who could benefit from exercise could feel intimidated by a long duration workout at an intense exertion level.

* In addition, BCAAs can support the recovery process by promoting the normal repair processes that take place after exertion.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), described by patients as «brain fog», and recently renamed by the Institute of Medicine as «Systemic Exertion Intolerance Disease (SEID)», is a pertinent topic... -LSB-...]

High - Intensity Interval Training (often referred to as the acronym HIIT for short), is a very specific type of training regimen focused on very brief moments of all - out exertion, followed by a much longer rest, followed by another burst of all - out exertion.

I actually used to «squeeze as hard as possible» on many lifts when I performed them, but after playing around with this concept in the last year or so I've found that I get just as good if not better results by moderating the level of exertion and changing it depending on the movement I am doing and how much radiant tension I need on that day.

Bullet proof your heart through short burst of exertion followed by periods of rest or recovery intervals.

Enhance exercise performance by supplementing MCTs to fuel physical exertion and help with post-exercise recovery.

You can also decide to up your caloric intake by maybe adding some more fruit, adding whole milk, nut butter, and maybe even ice cream if you engaged in particularly strenuous exercise and physical exertion.

Lifting heavy weights is perhaps the most effective ever as by its nature, the exercise deliberately focuses strain and exertion on the muscles, and hence the muscle glycogen stores.

That lean, muscular, and fit look that is becoming more rare in America by each passing day is built off of wholesome foods, and hard physical exertion.

Caffeine may also modulate central fatigue, a type of fatigue caused by neurochemical changes in the brain associated with prolonged exercise, and in turn influence ratings of perceived exertion, perceived pain, and levels of vigour, all of which are likely to lead to improvements in performance11, 12.

By breathing in to only two - thirds of your lung capacity, you ensure that blood pressure won't go up from the sheer exertion of forcing the lungs to maximum expansion.

These antioxidants resist or repair damage caused by free radicals which are formed by normal bodily processes and exertion, or by environmental contaminants.

Oral enzyme therapy is a unique approach to promoting muscle and joint recovery from exercise by maintaining normal circulation and promoting a healthy immune and inflammatory response to exertion.

1 A review of the literature has shown that short - term ingestion of foods containing a small amount of MCTs suppresses the increase in blood lactate concentration and the rate of perceived exertion (RPE) during moderate - intensity exercise; whilst extending the duration of subsequent high - intensity exercise, at levels higher than those achieved by ingestion of LCT - containing foods.2