Sentence examples for a standalone exercise from inspiring English sources

It aims to comprise an exercise for one week in what would be a multi-week lab, though it can also serve as a standalone exercise as well.

This latter is the most relevant fraction when VLS is considered not just as a standalone exercise, but as part of a drug discovery project.

You can do this as a standalone exercise or against a wall for extra support.

Furthermore, and similar with some resistance training interventions, the practical applicability of WBV as a standalone mode of exercise training in community-settings needs to be considered as the cost of a vibration platform may limit accessibility.

This was the first trial to quantify and describe benefits of a standalone WBV intervention on exercise tolerance and functional performance of the lower limbs of people with COPD in a community-setting.

However, efficacy of WBV as a standalone community-based mode of exercise training attractive to individuals after structured pulmonary rehabilitation and other modes of out-patient care requires further investigation.

In 53 (74%) interventions, exercise was combined with other secondary prevention strategies such as risk factor education, counselling and stress management, while the remainder provided exercise training as a standalone intervention.

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As a standalone community-based intervention, WBV was an efficacious mode of exercise training for people with stable COPD that did not negatively effect exercise tolerance or exacerbate the disease, while concurrently improving functional performance of the lower limbs.

"We had one exercise already one year ago — a squat — so we released a standalone app which we called the Squat Challenge, just to see how people are able to use this technology.

Despite current knowledge of WBV, as a standalone home-based mode of physical activity, efficacy has not been established for improvement or maintenance of exercise tolerance and functional performance of the lower limbs of people with COPD.