The phrase "any effect of exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence that exercise may have on a person or situation.
Example: "Researchers are studying any effect of exercise on mental health to determine if there are significant benefits."
Alternatives: "any impact of exercise" or "any influence of exercise".
However, Loberg et al. [ 3] did not find any effect of exercise on daily cows' lying down time.
The group recruited by the sport physician was small (n=30), however, and did not show any effect of exercise therapy compared with usual care.
Previous studies have not shown any effect of exercise training on low-grade inflammation in dialysis patients, but the results may be affected by the training modalities and programs used.
We observed an effect of exercise on decreasing pulmonary resistance and elastance in LPS-instilled animals.
In the current study, we used a sub-maximal strain stimulus of 2250 με so that any additional effect of exercise could be appreciated.
No increase was seen after a six-week exercise program indicating that any effect of individualized supervised exercise on cartilage turnover is transient.
Any effect of the stretching exercises is expected in all three groups and will not favor any one group over another.
31 The secondary outcomes were assessed at six months, as we considered this period sufficient for all of the interventions to be implemented and for any effects of the exercise programme to be apparent.
Repeated measures ANOVA was used to test the hypothesis that competitiveness would moderate any effect of social facilitation on exercise effort.
As an increasing number of people are becoming active in aerobic physical exercise such as jogging and bicycling it would be interesting to identify any limitations or precautions, concerning the effect of exercise on intraocular pressure (IOP).
This barely changed the pooled estimate of the effect of exercise in any of the four injurious fall categories, but it greatly reduced the heterogeneity between studies included in the analysis of all injurious falls (rate ratio 0.69, 95% confidence interval 0.58 to 0.82, I=26%, P=0.22, eight trials).
