Sentence examples for be associated with exercise from inspiring English sources
The LV geometric pattern was found to be associated with exercise capacity in unmedicated, hypertensive patients, such that patients with concentric hypertrophy showed reduced capacity.
b, c Loading plots offering clues on what the two PCs may represent: The heme/hemoglobin metabolites suggests a hemolysis signature for PC1 (b) while the TCA energy metabolite highlighted by PC2 indicates an energy generating process which may be associated with exercise (c).
As expected, they were previously reported to be associated with exercise [ 6, 8] thus confirming the relevance of our experimental model.
15 Thus, it appears that the magnitude of improvement of the muscle strength may be associated with exercise intensity during walking.
We expected that the relevant sociodemographic, obstetric and health behaviour variables, and pregnancy symptoms, would be associated with exercise during pregnancy in this group of women.
26 This has also been shown to be associated with exercise capacity and NYHA class in patients with severe AS prior to AVR. 26 Diffuse fibrosis may be an important determinant of MPR preoperatively.
Previous researchers suggest that aerobic exercise can provoke an IL-6 response from muscle cells, and this finding may be associated with exercise-associated metabolic changes, adaptation to training, and possibly preconditioning individuals against myocardial ischemia-reperfusion injury [9, 11, 13].
To examine the prevalence of the Insulin-Like Growth Factor-I receptor (IGF-IR) 275124A>C polymorphism, known to be associated with exercise-related cardiac hypertrophy, among elite endurance and power athletes.
For instance in pulmonary hypertension, a mild obstructive pattern is well-described that can be associated with exercise-induced dynamic hyperinflation [ 23].
However, it is not yet clear whether endothelial function is associated with exercise blood pressure in youth.
The new study supports previous research in humans that showed that low leptin levels are associated with exercise addiction and fast marathon times.
