The phrase "associated with the exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is linked or related to a specific exercise or activity.
Example: "The benefits associated with the exercise include improved cardiovascular health and increased strength."
Alternatives: "related to the exercise" or "connected to the exercise".
No adverse events associated with the exercise were reported by the participants.
The costs associated with the exercise intervention and healthcare utilisation will be calculated.
Social structure, as used by Giddens, refers to the 'rules and resources' associated with the exercise of power over people's actions ([ 32], p.25).
The increase in sample size created a slight improvement in power, on average, and adequately accounted for an anticipated 10% loss-to-follow up and more modest exercise adherence that we postulated might occur with the higher demands associated with the exercise intervention in the HIGH volume arm of the trial.
Additionally, the cessation of the exercise test at 85%% of HRmax would reduce the potential negative affect associated with the higher exercise intensities [ 23– 25] which may impact participant recruitment.
Many of the alterations in gene expression caused by the absence of myogenin were likely to be associated with the enhanced exercise capacity of Myog-deleted mice.
Although these changes were small, there appeared to be a biological effect on cortical bone mass and thickness, presumably associated with the different exercise regimen of the two groups.
The calibration and validation steps associated with this exercise show that the coupled model describes the hydraulic head evolution and water mass balance induced by artificial injections of surface water in a channel dug for the purpose of reconnecting the Rhine to an old and clogged channel.
It seems essential to create and test a number of Wolbachia infections for releases, despite the challenges associated with this exercise that require thousands of microinjections to achieve success (McMeniman et al. 2009; Bian et al. 2013b).
In post-hoc analysis, depressive status was negatively associated with the number of exercise sessions completed (r = -0.81, p = 0.001).
