Sentence examples for attributed to exercise from inspiring English sources

Tackling both these issues will provide an insight into the beneficial or detrimental effects of a single bout of exercise on CVD risk factors in females and whether any health benefits conferred are solely attributed to exercise.

It is therefore important to determine whether many of the benefits for MS attributed to exercise may be partly explained by its effect on mediators of the inflammatory system and of stress, such as the biomarkers studied in the present work.

This exercise-induced improvement was attributed to exercise-induced enhancement of IGF-1 protein and GST activity in the brain.

Similar benefits of mild exercise to prevent falls associated with muscle loss were attributed to balancing exercise and reported by Kuptniratsaikul et al 7 in their article entitled "Effectiveness of simple balancing training program in elderly patients with history of frequent falls".

This may be attributed to the exercise stimulus however, an ineligible study by Nieman and colleagues [49] adopted a similar experimental trial and reported a significant increase in neutrophil counts immediately post-exercise.

We did not observe misattributed arousal in the present study, presumably because first-level physiological arousal could be correctly attributed to isometric exercise.

Two patients reported severe adverse effects that they attributed to the exercise programme.

Maintaining these values within the standards may be attributed to regular exercise.

Therefore, it would seem that most, if not all, of the increased case-rate for athletes can be accounted for by increased testing; little, if any, increased susceptibility can be attributed to increased exercise or athletic training.

Calderón's strong antibombing stance together with the killing of a security officer by an errant bomb in 1999 and the island's alarmingly high cancer rate (which many attributed to the exercises)—helped her to win by a narrow margin, and in 2001 she was sworn in as the commonwealth's first woman governor.

These findings suggest the alteration of kinematic profiles during squatting and landing may be inherently complex and that the positive benefits attributed to these exercises in PFPS may be due to mechanisms unrelated to the kinematics measured in the current study.