Sentence examples similar to Reduces exertion from inspiring English sources

Once conquered, however, they have the surprising collateral effect of reducing exertion.

Official advice to the public during smog incidents is to reduce physical exertion, and stay indoors.

Officials advised older people in general to reduce physical exertion until the air pollution clears.

Reducing the exertion experienced during exercise may encourage sedentary individuals to increase physical activity.

One way to lower the risk, particularly in people who smoke or rarely exercise, is to reduce sudden exertion.

Defra's helpline said "everyone is advised to reduce physical exertion particularly outdoor," in areas where the air pollution is rated as "very high" (see earlier).

It says: "At very high level pollution levels everyone is advised to reduce physical exertion particularly outdoors, especially if you experience symptoms such as cough or sore throat".

Defra's helpline said "everyone is advised to reduce physical exertion particularly outdoor," in areas where the air pollution is rated as "very high".

Placed under the tongue, the drug quickly dissolves into the blood, where it dilates the coronary artery, slightly decreasing blood pressure and reducing heart exertion.

Findings from the study showed that support aids significantly improved driving performance and reduced physical exertion to maintain an upright driving position for disabled drivers.

Advice on the Defra website for the general population facing "very high" pollution levels states: "Reduce physical exertion, particularly outdoors, especially if you experience symptoms such as a cough or sore throat".