Sentence examples for acute benefit from inspiring English sources

Yoga has been shown in a study to have some cognitive functioning (executive functioning, including inhibitory control) acute benefit.

19 Relatively few trials have assessed the acute benefit of continuous DBS in the chronically implanted system through the blinded assessment of videos.

Finally, in the case of sustained IL-1β and glucocorticoid signaling - the consequence of which is dampened insulin signaling - the acute benefit of site-specific post-stress lipogenesis becomes lost.

While the present results are of great relevance for many team sport athletes since such hot environmental conditions can be found in most countries during the spring/summer periods, they also provide new information in that additional hypoxic exposure had no acute benefit on either submaximal HR response or high-intensity running performance within such a short period (ie, <2 weeks).

Maximal expiratory pressure and sniff nasal inspiratory pressure both showed significant acute benefits from the technique during the first and sixth treatments, but no cumulative benefit.

Exercise is known to produce acute benefits to the physiology of aging humans, and to improve symptoms associated with age-related pathologies [70].

Others found less convincing evidence that atrially sensed RV pacing offers any acute benefits at all when compared with baseline.

Once implanted, the burst release of VEGF may have offered only acute benefits, leading to observably less endothelialization compared to anti-CD34Ab grafts.

These findings therefore do not support the previously reported acute benefits of orange juice or flavanone supplementation on peripheral microvascular reactivity (13).

Aerobic exercise training, apart from the recognized long term benefits it exerts on the cardiovascular system, exerts also acute benefits on the human brain by increasing the levels of an endogenous opioid called β-endorphin [ 26].

The possibility that vitamin D might offer acute benefits on inflammatory symptoms as well as longer-term benefits on bone health combined with families' interest in this therapy suggest that this is a fertile area for future research.