Sentence examples for aimed at improving strength from inspiring English sources
An intervention aimed at improving strength or mobility and reducing falls in people with PD is likely to have an immediate effect on both health outcomes and HRQoL.
During the first three months postoperatively every patient underwent intensive physiotherapy following a standard programme aimed at improving strength and range of movements.
In general, restorative home care services provide a "traditional" exercise program, aimed at improving strength and balance to help prevent falls and improve function for the older person.
This paper formalizes the domain of all and only manufacturable open cold-formed steel (CFS) profiles aimed at improving their strength capability in the development of new products.
Common therapy programs are aimed at improving muscle strength and neuromuscular activation patterns.
In the present study, an ad hoc training program aimed at improving both strength capacity and coordination skills was developed.
In addition to the newsletters and posters, the iPlay programme included short recommended exercises aimed at improving the strength, speed, overall coordination and flexibility of the children.
Children and adults with this condition exhibit low levels of ambulatory PA [ 14, 15], little vigorous PA, and appear to perform few activities aimed at improving muscular strength [ 16].
The consequences of deviations from normal physiology, such as increased risk of musculoskeletal injuries, may be alleviated by interventions aimed at improving muscle strength, coordination, and postural control and by nutrition counseling.
β-Alanine is a popular supplement used primarily by strength and power athletes to enhance performance, as well as training aimed at improving muscle growth, strength and power.
Aetna spokesman T.J. Crawford told us by email that there's no inconsistency between the Bertolini's letter and his disavowal of a specific connection, since the merger is aimed at improving Aetna's financial strength, a key to its participation in the Affordable Care Act exchanges.
