Sentence examples for a sedentary group from inspiring English sources

Each genotype/diet group was further divided into a sedentary group or a group that followed a 6 days a week exercise regimen.

After four months under these conditions, each group was randomly subdivided again in a sedentary group and a trained group following a mild forced aerobic exercise protocol.

Bronikowski's study reported an overall downregulation of expression for genes involved with inflammation and stress responses in a regular exercise compared with a sedentary group.

The same parameters were evaluated in two control groups of women: a sedentary group of 12 elderly women selected for the second round of the physical activity program and in a group of 20 sedentary young women.

Animals completing the experiment included a reperfused sedentary group (n = 21), a reperfused exercised group (n = 20), a sham-operated group (n = 10), and a sham-operated group subjected to exercise (sham exercised group, n = 9).

To accomplish this purpose, we submitted a group of Wistar rats to interval training (IT), consisting of alternated periods of high and low intensity exercise and compared the adaptations in skeletal muscle and myocardial microvasculature to those observed in rats submitted to a moderate intensity and continuous exercise protocol (CT) and a control sedentary group.

Octotarian athletes had VO2max and max workloads that were 80%and51%1% higher than a matched sedentary group.

Twenty-four hours after the completion of training, mice were given a probe test, and then either housed with a running wheel (runner group; n=24) or without a running wheel (sedentary group; n=24).

Rabbits were randomly allocated to a treadmill exercise (TRE) group or a sedentary (SED) group and were prepared as either a PGI model or an empty defect (ED) model.

Dave Ellemberg and Daniel Curnier, two professors from the university's Department of Kinesiology, and graduate student Elise Labonte-LeMoyne recruited women who were in their first trimester of pregnancy and randomly assigned them to an "active" or "sedentary" group.

Within the sedentary group, a higher glucose level was found in animals fed with the carbohydrate-rich diet than the fat-rich diet (p < 0.001).