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1 ries to the foot and ankle of the adolescent runner.

2 ms, mild anemia is well tolerated by an avid runner.

3 aviors, MI, and low BMD in adolescent female runners.

4 10-km footrace) prospectively in 28,990 male runners.

5 reventive approach for identifying high-risk runners.

6 and life-threatening illness among marathon runners.

7 entate gyrus of C runners that was lost in S runners.

8 showing that they could have been competent runners.

9 y also contribute to anemia in long-distance runners.

10 < 16 km/wk) and longer-distance (> 80 km/wk) runners.

11 .8) in ever-runners, and 20.3 (1.6) in never-runners.

12 ling condition that affects more than 50% of runners.

13 state diagram that is explained by falls of runners.

14 EHI was reported in 0.1% of runners.

15 h in strawberry also increased the number of runners.

16 l mechanical behavior across speeds in these runners.

17 of a time-dependent desired velocity of the runners.

18 cle perfusion as previously shown in healthy runners.

19 igher leg-length-to-height ratio in marathon runners.

20 tween higher-mileage runners and low-mileage runners.

21 tween higher-mileage runners and low-mileage runners.

22 narios where they are poised to become front runners.

23 mortality, respectively, compared with never-runners.

24 ion in theta frequency or power in long-term runners.

25 been shown to affect strike patterns in shod runners.

26 in sedentary mice, it has no such effect in runners.

27 2% increase in Purkinje cell survival of the runners.

28 ries now experienced by a high percentage of runners.

29 s per cluster) likewise more than doubled in runners.

30 unning phases was less pronounced for faster runners ( 10 km/h).

31 nts were 93 female competitive cross-country runners 13-18 y old.

32 using cross-sectional data from the National Runners' (17,201 male, 16,173 female) and Walkers' Healt

33 nd 0.033 +/- 0.01, respectively) than in the runner (177 +/- 37 ng/mL and 0.044 +/- 0.01, respectivel

34 omly divided between: variables selection (n(runners) = 1998; n(cyclist) = 656), model building (n(ru

35 protein, low-calorie diet (21.3 +/- 3.1) and runner (21.6 +/- 1.6) groups than in the Western diet (2

36 Of 10.9 million runners, 59 (mean [+/-SD] age, 42-13 years; 51 men) had

37 Of 766 runners enrolled, 488 runners (64 percent) provided a usable blood sample at t

38 = 1998; n(cyclist) = 656), model building (n(runners) = 666; n(cyclist) = 219), and validation (n(run

39 = 666; n(cyclist) = 219), and validation (n(runners) = 666; n(cyclist) = 219).

40 activity from peanut skin (Arachis hypogaea Runner 886).

41 ield tests showed higher activity scores for runners after 50 days.

42 cross-sectional survey of 4769 and 2150 male runners aged 18-49 y and > 49 y, respectively.

43 The elite runners also demonstrated lower variability in their spa

44 h carbon-based materials is one of the front-runners among many other investigations in this field du

45 Extracts of 25 peanut cultivars of Runner and Valencia market-types were analysed using HPL

46 Runner and virginia-type peanut seeds were characterized

47 erage number of bones with edema was 3.6 for runners and 0.3 for nonrunners (P < .001).

48 erage number of bones with edema was 3.4 for runners and 0.7 for nonrunners (P < .005).

49 Ankles and feet were imaged in 20 runners and 12 nonrunners with a fast short inversion ti

50 l survey, 199 male and 152 female vegetarian runners and 7054 male and 1837 female omnivorous runners

51 a substantial fraction of nonelite marathon runners and can be severe.

52 DA release did not differ between BDNF(+/-) runners and controls.

53 Reader 1 found edema in 16 of 20 runners and four of 12 nonrunners (P < .04); runners had

54 he causes of injuries between higher-mileage runners and low-mileage runners.

55 running gait patterns between higher-mileage runners and low-mileage runners.

56 tilage composition compared to cross-country runners and non-athletic controls, respectively.

57 emity injury among high school cross-country runners and to identify risk factors for injury, the aut

58 Reader 2 found edema in 16 of 20 runners and two of 12 nonrunners (P < .002); runners had

59 Habitual runners and walkers may quantify exercise in terms of di

60 'Runner' and 'Virginia', the two main market types of Ara

61 ively bred for increased wheel running (high runner) and the C57BL/6J inbred strain.

62 control (swimmer), voluntary wheel running (runner), and enriched (enriched) and standard housing (c

63 We deploy NetBID2 Viewer, Runner, and Cloud apps with 145 context-specific gene re

64 elite athletes (67 middle- and long-distance runners, and 14 tennis players), currently ages 40-65, r

65 , 20.2 (1.2) in controls, 18.6 (0.8) in ever-runners, and 20.3 (1.6) in never-runners.

66 ns (too soft or too hard), a large number of runners, and the length of the odds ('starting price').

67 ch is thought to have a high frequency in US runner- and virginia-type cultivars.

68 Most injuries in adolescent runners are overuse injuries rather than sudden traumati

69 gh anion redox has recently become the front-runner as a next-generation storage mechanism, the conce

70 =-1 SD, respectively, was used to categorize runners as having low BMD.

71 A runner, as an elongated branch, develops from the axilla

72 Runners at British racecourses recorded in the British H

73 analyzed the upstream region of the Scarlet Runner Bean (Phaseolus coccineus) G564 gene in order to

74 analyzed the upstream region of the scarlet runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus) G564 gene to understan

75 vity within the giant embryos of the scarlet runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus) to gain understanding

76 ius) and alpha AI-Pc in seeds of the scarlet runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus), with the midgut extra

77 g the etioplast-to-chloroplast transition in runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus).

78 ctionally similar to those active in scarlet runner bean and common bean embryo proper regions.

79 etabolites are up-regulated in giant scarlet runner bean and common bean suspensors.

80 quencing (ChIP-Seq) experiments with scarlet runner bean and soybean WOX9, an up-regulated suspensor

81 etabolites and IL-6 were assessed in 26 male runners before and after a 12-week training program comb

82 he dominant knee of eight asymptomatic, male runners before, immediately after, and 24 hours after ru

83 hiral inorganic materials with current front runners being biosensing, chiral catalysis, and chiral p

84 ave higher aerobic metabolic capacities than runners but that the difference is highly dependent on t

85 Less active runners influence more active runners, but not the reverse.

86 and recovery protocols in asymptomatic male runners by characterizing running-induced changes in kne

87 Even as runners circumnavigate hazardous obstacles such as steep

88 6-year prospective longitudinal study of 410 runners' club members and 289 community controls, age 53

89 Disability had continued to develop in runners' club members at a rate only one-third that in t

90 For women, these scores were 17.5 (1.8) in runners' club members versus 22.8 (1.4) in controls (P <

91 d pain scores for men were 18.3 (SEM 0.8) in runners' club members, 20.2 (1.2) in controls, 18.6 (0.8

92 in the control group and only 10 were among runners' club members.

93 Carbon dioxide copolymerization is a front-runner CO(2) utilization strategy but its viability depe

94 The runners collapsed after competing in a marathon and were

95 s of BDNF mRNA in CA1 were elevated in wheel runners compared to sedentary rats and this difference p

96 systematically tabulated groups of endurance runners competing in the annual Marine Corps (1976 to 19

97 hors prospectively monitored a cohort of 421 runners competing on 23 cross-country teams in 12 Seattl

98 rbalanced cross-over design, 10 well-trained runners completed 5 weeks of hot-water immersion alongsi

99 is prospective study, 19 recreational active runners completed 75 min of treadmill running at a const

100 A total of 215,413 runners completed the races, and four exercise-related s

101 We wondered how runners coped with the impact caused by the foot collidi

102 nditions were held constant until the mutant runners could no longer run due to disease progression.

103 rutin were significantly (p<0.05) higher in Runner cultivars while quercetin was 10-fold higher (0.6

104 findings suggest that, in adolescent female runners, dietary restraint may be the DE behavior most a

105 We find that runners do not selectively step on more level ground are

106 and other pelagic predators such as rainbow runner (Elagatis bipinnulata), mahi-mahi (Coryphaena hip

107 When runners encounter a sudden bump in the road, they rapidl

108 Of 766 runners enrolled, 488 runners (64 percent) provided a us

109 extremity injuries is high for cross-country runners, especially girls.

110 e high metabolic rates of fliers relative to runners, especially in insects, are correlated with high

111 different fathers to compare sedentary- and runner-father progenies.

112 The possibility of regulating the runnering-flowering decision in strawberry via FveGA20ox

113 in male (n = 29,532) and female (n = 12,176) runners followed prospectively for 7.7 years.

114 Among runners for which a definitive cause of cardiac arrest c

115 led a FaNAC2-FaHAN pathway in the control of runner formation and have provided a means to enhance th

116 Runner formation occurs in at least two steps: AXB initi

117 unction of a strawberry HAN homolog FaHAN in runner formation was characterized.

118 Bs, confirming their roles in the control of runner formation.

119 hort data from US marathon and half-marathon runners from January 1, 2010, to December 31, 2023.

120 for sudden death identified in long-distance runners from the general population suggests that routin

121 des dark onset by several hours in the early runner genetic variant of mice.

122 te cultivars that make up the pedigree of US runner germplasm were genotyped and used to identify gen

123 her in the low-protein, low-calorie diet and runner groups than in the sedentary Western diet group (

124 Compared with nonrunners, runners had 30% and 45% lower adjusted risks of all-caus

125 runners and two of 12 nonrunners (P < .002); runners had a mean score of 4.5 and nonrunners had a mea

126 runners and four of 12 nonrunners (P < .04); runners had a mean score of 4.7 and nonrunners had a mea

127 ng the active phase, but individually housed runners had higher levels of this hormone in response to

128 steophytes at the TF joints and hip, but the runners had more PF joint disease.

129 None of the four runners had prior documentation of heart disease or expe

130 running behaviors and mortality, persistent runners had the most significant benefits, with 29% and

131 mutation transmission patterns indicate that runner has a restricted germline.

132 Research on modern habitually unshod runners has suggested that they utilize a different biom

133 Female adolescent runners have an elevated prevalence of low bone mass for

134 Exercise is rewarding, and long-distance runners have described a runner's high as a sudden pleas

135 the reason why high-mileage and low-mileage runners have different injury patterns due to their diff

136 Human runners have long been thought to have the ability to co

137 nsic aerobic capacity [high and low-capacity runner (HCR or LCR)] on indices of hepatic metabolism an

138 d greater steatosis in LCR and high capacity runner (HCR) rats.

139 red to the more physically fit high-capacity runner (HCR) rats.

140 re artificially selected to be high capacity runners (HCR) and low capacity runners (LCR) that in a s

141 city runners (LCR, n = 20) and high-capacity runners (HCR, n = 20) generated by artificial selection

142 , untrained) aerobic capacity (High Capacity Runners, HCR), 2) low intrinsic aerobic capacity (Low Ca

143 ared to high aerobic capacity (high capacity runner; HCR) rats.

144 with high intrinsic endurance (high capacity runners; HCR) and one with low intrinsic endurance (low

145 ow-capacity runners (LCRs) and high-capacity runners (HCRs)-selective breeding that results in dispar

146 stablished the phytohormone auxin as a front-runner in the search for key factors controlling apical

147 er week reported by 1837 female recreational runners in a national cross-sectional survey was compare

148 using also influenced corticosterone levels--runners in both housing conditions had elevated corticos

149 We performed a 3D movement analysis of runners in order to quantify their HMP from a two-legged

150 preferred speeds of age- and gender-matched runners in our dataset and found the speeds to be indist

151 We characterize the dynamics of runners in the famous "Running of the Bulls" Festival by

152 ntadienyl anion) have emerged as clear front-runners in the search for high-temperature single-molecu

153 eurons did not differ between young and aged runners, indicating that the initial maturation of newbo

154 Less active runners influence more active runners, but not the rever

155 A front runner is the technique of buffer gas cooling, where mom

156 trinsic aerobic capacity in the low capacity runner (LCR) rat increases susceptibility to acute and c

157 We hypothesized that low-capacity runner (LCR) rats with concurrently greater levels of ad

158 high capacity runners (HCR) and low capacity runners (LCR) that in a sedentary condition have robustl

159 ays of age, male and female rat low-capacity runners (LCR, n = 20) and high-capacity runners (HCR, n

160 low intrinsic aerobic capacity (Low Capacity Runners, LCR), and 3) unselected Sprague-Dawley (SD) rat

161 bred for low aerobic capacity (low capacity runner; LCR) displayed susceptibility to high fat diet-i

162 e with low intrinsic endurance (low capacity runners; LCR).

163 in rats selectively bred to be low-capacity runners (LCRs) and high-capacity runners (HCRs)-selectiv

164 ing cardiac surgery and a cohort of marathon runners, linked it to the transcriptomic signatures asso

165 ession (OE) of FaHAN increased the number of runners, mainly by enhancing AXB outgrowth, in strawberr

166 cal composition of cultivars of Valencia and Runner market-types.

167 (x +/- SD age: 53.0 +/- 11 y); 21 endurance runners matched by body mass index (BMI; in kg/m2); and

168 Ten recreational runners matched their strides to a metronome to systemat

169 ugh highly trained athletes such as marathon runners may harbor underlying and potentially lethal car

170 indings suggested that elite middle distance runners may have distinct global mechanical patterns acr

171 nitial increase and later decrease in faster runners may indicate training induced changes.

172 Ten elite-level 1500 m and mile runners (mean 1500 m best: 3:37.3 3.6 s; mile: 3:54.6 3.

173 .9 s) and ten highly trained 1500 m and mile runners (mean 1500 m best: 4:07.6 3.7 s; mile: 4:27.4 4.

174 g 1,011 long-distance walkers, cyclists, and runners (median age 56 years [Q1-Q3: 49-62 years], 63% m

175 r stress on the hippocampus of sedentary and runner mice and found that while stress increases expres

176 Under baseline conditions, early runner mice entrained to a light/dark cycle at an advanc

177 profiles of wheel-running activity of early runner mice were monitored continuously in a 12:12 light

178 ming of daily wheel-running rhythms in early runner mice.

179 Runners might benefit from reducing their HMP deviation

180 stiffness (1.6 kN/m per km/h), and the elite runners more so (further + 0.4 kN/m per km/h).

181 In contrast, habitually shod runners mostly rear-foot strike, facilitated by the elev

182 and nonsmoking male (n = 29,025) and female runners (n = 11,967).

183 egorized as ever-runners (n = 488) and never-runners (n = 211).

184 Subjects were also categorized as ever-runners (n = 488) and never-runners (n = 211).

185 Male runners (n=45; age, 48+/-7 years; 64% with >/=1 cardiova

186 Runners need dynamic stability to maintain their gait de

187 In S runners, neurogenesis increased to high levels that reac

188 (HWI) would enhance VO2max , 10 well-trained runners (nine male; VO2max = 64.5 +/- 8.1 mL min(-1) kg(

189 In healthy marathon runners, noncardiogenic pulmonary edema can be associate

190 High mutation accumulation in runners of strawberry is, we argue, the exception that p

191 lutionarily adapted to serve as the marathon runners of the cellular world.

192 e we show that habitually barefoot endurance runners often land on the fore-foot (fore-foot strike) b

193 s performed, edema seen within the marrow of runners on MR images may be due to exercise alone.

194 Therefore, we studied human runners on trail-like undulating uneven terrain and meas

195 ates the differentiation of axillary buds to runners or axillary leaf rosettes, probably through the

196 osaurs (approximately 6,000 kg) were capable runners or could reach high speeds.

197 unlimited access to a freely rotating wheel (runners) or a locked wheel (controls) for 30 d.

198 of mice housed either with a running wheel (runners) or under standard conditions (controls).

199 population and up to 50% of elite endurance runners over their lifetimes.

200 2 in ever runners versus 23.7 (1.5) in never-runners (P < 0.002).

201 les) and for diabetes medication use in male runners (P<10(-3)).

202 females), high cholesterol medication use in runners (P<10(-4) for males and P=0.02 for females) and

203 an the time-based estimate for hypertension (runners: P<10(-5) for males and P=0.003 for females; wal

204 Overall, 137,580 runners participated in long distance races during the s

205 n of bioactive gibberellin (GA) restored the runnering phenotype in the r mutant, indicating that GA

206 nges in gastrocnemius mechanics suggest that runners planning to convert to forefoot striking might b

207 Here we show that 'runner plasma', collected from voluntarily running mice

208 n Veillonella relative abundance in marathon runners postmarathon and isolated a strain of Veillonell

209 Human runners prefer a particular running speed that is indepe

210 s tracking device, and found that individual runners preferred a particular speed that did not change

211 Elite middle distance runners present as a unique population in which to explo

212 estabilization of a single bond in the front-runner product averts its formation and redirects chemic

213 After the race, runners provided a blood sample and completed a question

214 ers and 7054 male and 1837 female omnivorous runners provided data on weekly intakes of alcohol, red

215 Twelve recreational runners ran on LG and a 7.5 degrees incline and decline

216 The elite runners ran with greater approximated vertical forces (+

217 32% of runners reached peak negative LR (unloading) within the

218 Yet basilisk lizards are proficient water runners, regularly dashing across bodies of water to eva

219 These findings may explain how runners remain stable on natural terrain while devoting

220 for 30 min per day, 5 days a week; the "non-runners" remained nearby in the training facility.

221 on that T. rex was not an exceptionally fast runner remains strongly supported by our models-the main

222 whether prolonged exercise in ultramarathon runners results in left ventricular (LV) damage.

223 tionally active (RA, n = 9), active-to-elite runners (RUN, n = 27) and cross-country skiers (XC, n =

224 itchers ('Pitch1', n = 25) and cross-country runners ('Run', n = 13).

225 Early recognition of runner's anemia in patients with a complex presentation

226 Runner's anemia should be considered when, amidst a cons

227 g is critically important for recognition of runner's anemia, which is due to plasma volume expansion

228 soldier's heart in military recruits and the runner's heart in distance athletes suggested early obse

229 , and long-distance runners have described a runner's high as a sudden pleasant feeling of euphoria,

230 system is crucial for two main aspects of a runner's high.

231 ve event by even 3%; for example, lowering a runner's time of 3 min, 43 s in the 1500 m by 6.7 s.

232 C runners showed a strong positive correlation between run

233 Aged runners showed faster acquisition and better retention o

234 anuts are classified into four market-types (Runners, Spanish, Virginia and Valencia).

235 al running speed.(4-6) Here, we characterize runners' speeds in a free-living environment and determi

236 Comparisons of related fliers and runners suggest that fliers generally have higher aerobi

237 These findings, based on male runners, suggest that the risk of gout is lower in men w

238 Marathon runners tend to develop conditions that lead to hyponatr

239 g distance and Fos in the dentate gyrus of C runners that was lost in S runners.

240 Male marathon runners, the highest-risk group, had an increased incide

241 rioception and biomechanics that also permit runners to compensate for modifications to shoe design,

242 We studied a cohort of marathon runners to estimate the incidence of hyponatremia and to

243 early-maturing Virginia and a late-maturing Runner type, was used to detect quantitative trait loci

244 Jumbo-size runner-type peanuts were systematically roasted at 5 tem

245 runners who wear shoes, namely that barefoot runners typically use a forefoot strike in order to avoi

246 Five male amateur long-distance runners underwent an MR examination (DTI, T1-weighted MR

247 Matt Butler, runner up in the Brain Essay Competition 2024, considers

248 inally been achieved that make them the next runners up to the Pb halide perovskites.

249 esented with the faces of the winner and the runner-up and asked to decide who is more competent.

250 exposure to the faces of the winner and the runner-up as exposure after 250 ms and unlimited time ex

251 his approach allowed us to identify lead and runner-up small-molecule compounds targeting DYRK1B with

252 nt angles and electromyography recorded from runners using both rearfoot and forefoot striking runnin

253 .4) in controls (P < 0.05), and 17.2 in ever runners versus 23.7 (1.5) in never-runners (P < 0.002).

254 n peanut in general, and particularly in the Runner/Virginia background.

255 Thirty experienced marathon runners (VO2max 53.4 +/- 1.0 mL.kg-1.min-1, age 41.5 +/-

256 Improved spatial pattern separation in adult runners was tightly correlated with increased neurogenes

257 Runners were 36.24+/-8.45 years; BMI = 23.94 +/- 2.43 kg

258 534 runners were assessed on an instrumented treadmill with

259 For most of human evolutionary history, runners were either barefoot or wore minimal footwear su

260 Sixteen healthy runners were recruited for this study, with varied runni

261 response analyses, the mortality benefits in runners were similar across quintiles of running time, d

262 nalyzed a large-scale dataset of free-living runners, which was collected via a commercial fitness tr

263 He was a marathon runner who competed frequently in the Boston Marathon an

264 roviding perspective on training targets for runners who compete on hilly terrain.

265 Fourteen runners who completed an ultramarathon at high altitude

266 es show that even on hard surfaces, barefoot runners who fore-foot strike generate smaller collision

267 eight on ankle dynamics in 8 rearfoot strike runners who ran barefoot and in minimal shoes with added

268 lize a different biomechanical strategy than runners who wear shoes, namely that barefoot runners typ

269 The percentage of runners who were moderately overweight (BMI > or = 25) w

270 Runners with an elevated bone turnover (EBT) (n = 13) ha

271 Runners with EBT had a profile consistent with energy de

272 ns may improve bone mineral accrual in young runners with EBT.

273 Runners with elevated restraint had a significantly (P<0

274 scores were significantly (P<0.05) lower in runners with elevated restraint than in those with eleva

275 ntent, and BMD z score values were lowest in runners with elevated restraint.

276 0.001) greater incidence of low BMD than did runners with elevated weight and shape concern.

277 Similar changes were observed in marathon runners with exercise-associated kidney injury.

278 d active phases of GRF waveforms differed in runners with history of tibial stress fractures and curr

279 trations, and bone mass in female adolescent runners with normal or abnormal bone turnover.

280 eaction force (GRF) and load rate (LR) among runners with running-related injury (RRI).

281 The majority (77%) were runners, with a median of 13 marathon runs per athlete.

282 (18 males and 12 females) endurance-trained runners without a history of spinal pain aged 33-55 year

283 e volume reductions on the medial tibia when runners wore a shoe that maximized their HMP deviation c