The phrase "attributes of exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various characteristics or qualities associated with exercise, such as its benefits or effects on health.
Example: "The attributes of exercise include improved cardiovascular health, increased strength, and enhanced mental well-being."
Alternatives: "qualities of exercise" or "characteristics of exercise".
Question: What relative value do older people with a previous fall or mobility-related disability attach to different attributes of exercise?
Results: The attributes of exercise programs with the highest utility values were: home-based exercise and no need to use transport, followed by an improvement of 60% in the ability to do daily tasks at home, no costs, and decreasing the chances of falling to 0%.
More research is required to fully understand the potential effect of exercise over time and to determine essential attributes of exercise (mode, intensity, frequency, duration, and timing) by cancer type and cancer treatment [ 24].
The results will inform clinical practice, research and policy, as the attributes of an exercise to prevent falls most valued by consumers will be identified.
The statements are coded so that the high scores reflect attributes of addictive exercise behavior: 1 = 'strongly disagree', 2 = 'disagree', 3 = 'neither agree nor disagree', 4 = 'agree', 5 = 'strongly agree'.
11 The frequency (once a week) and duration (10 weeks) of the programme were largely based on input from patient groups, as we could not find concrete guidance on essential components and attributes of an exercise programme for endometrial patients with cancer in the literature.
To assess treatment preference and attributes of two exercise-based treatments for people with chronic low back pain (LBP).
There have been several studies describing the physical attributes and dietary habits of jockeys, 1 3–7 and the demands of riding in races. 1 8 The physiological attributes of grooms and exercise riders, 9 and the physiological demands of riding for equestrian and recreational horse riders 2 10–14 have also been described.
The positive effects of the training can therefore possibly be attributed to other forms of exercise such as strength, stretching or relaxation, or in the case of pool-based exercise to the effects of warm water.
The heterogeneity of the individual response to the antihypertensive effects of exercise is attributed to interactions among genetic and environmental factors that are poorly understood (Arnett et al 2007).
The majority of studies have reported either no change 31, 94– 96 or a reduction in leptin levels 97– 102 after chronic exercise training, and these results have been attributed primarily to the capacity of exercise to induce a loss of fat mass.
