Sentence examples for attributed to the exercise from inspiring English sources
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.
Two patients reported severe adverse effects that they attributed to the exercise programme.
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.
111 A significant VAT reduction was observed from about 10 metabolic equivalents (METs) x hours/week, and if obese subjects without metabolic dysfunction practiced AET, the degree of VAT loss could be directly attributed to the aerobic exercise-amount (i.e., to reduce 10% of VAT in 10 weeks, 27 METs x hours/week is required).
Pre-operative obesity attributed to the inability to exercise because of knee pain does not appear to resolve with surgery.
Harms are adverse events that can be attributed to the intervention (home exercise program or additional physical activity).
Although two participants dropped out as a result of joint and muscle soreness attributed to the intervention, resistance exercise is generally very well tolerated by older adults and has been shown to be safe in a large number of studies.
The improvement in bladder function could be attributed to the introduction of exercises involving the bladder muscles, diaphragm, and pelvis and the biofeedback therapy.
This has been attributed to the inverse relationship between exercise intensity and glycogen use within the muscle [ 8, 9].
The protective effect of exercise against diseases has been attributed to the anti-inflammatory effect of exercise practiced regularly causing endocrine effects that directly mediate the antiinflammatory response of cytokines [ 6, 7].
Contrary to popular belief, much of the insulin-sensitizing effect of exercise can be attributed to the most recent session(s) of exercise rather than to an accumulated effect of training and/or "fitness" (2, 3).
