lung capacity

One of the factors is the increase in lung capacity.

Or even being able to have the lung capacity to be active?

My lung capacity now is 60 percent of a normal person.

"Practice every time you eat; it will help along your lung capacity."

It was a desperate test of lung capacity, he knew.

His lung capacity is off the scale, a dog on the floor and leader by example.

Our trainer says his lung capacity is that of a young boy.

One definition requires a total lung capacity which is 80% or less of the expected value.

The more air expired, the larger the lung capacity is likely to be.

"I'm sure the lung capacity is there, but I haven't done anything for two and a half weeks.

Does that number depend on factors such as body mass, and lung capacity?

Studies show that even young smokers have reduced lung capacity.

"And we don't have that kind of lung capacity either," Archer said.

The alien shouting at him must have a fantastic lung capacity.

At least maybe he'd get some lung capacity back, now that he wasn't smoking pot anymore.

Then, so as not to have to wait for her lung capacity to catch up, she thought at her daughter, Come quickly.

Tour contestants have three times the lung capacity and half the resting heart rate.

By the end of your hospital stay, you should regain your full lung capacity.

The patients were given equipment to test lung capacity and the resistance of airways to taking in a breath.

Medical studies have also shown that they suffered substantial losses in lung capacity after working at the site.

Our lung capacities were measured when we first arrived.

This has the advantage of helping those with back problems, circulation issues, and or reduced lung capacity.

Q. Ice hockey seems like a very challenging activity for someone with limited lung capacity.

Researchers say everyone begins to experience a natural decline in the amount of air their lungs can hold (lung capacity) after about age 35.

A bullet wound left him with decreased lung capacity, and scar on his back.