Sentence examples for capable of exercise from inspiring English sources

For example, athletes with PPCS who participated in a graded aerobic exercise training program (five to six sessions per week until they were capable of exercise to voluntary exhaustion without symptoms) demonstrated significant reductions in symptoms and increased peak heart rate at maximal exercise [37].

While the increased depletion of muscle and liver glycogen, and the enhancement of exercise endurance could be independent of each other, Myog-deleted mice were nonetheless capable of exercise as blood glucose levels dropped significantly below levels normally associated with exhaustion.

Similarly, 39.3% of oncologists agreed that patients are capable of exercise during treatment, although only 12% agreed that it would be easy for patients to exercise at this time.

The offsetting factors of healthier patients capable of exercise testing and more intensive therapy might have been associated with the rather low cardiac event rate in the DIAD-2 study.

The data are too limited to draw any conclusions at this point, but it is possible that once older adults have become frail, they may not be capable of exercise that is intense or prolonged enough to impact immunity.

Web-based or telephone screening (≈ 15 minutes) will be used to identify potentially eligible participants based on sex (women), age 45-74 yearss), post-menopausal status (self-reporting at least 12 months since last menses), mobility (self-reporting physically capable of exercise), and performance of regular physical activity (yes/no).

On television, lawyers are capable of exercising moral judgment and have a private conscience.

Not a single black or Asian councillor is deemed capable of exercising power in a city where the problems of urban deprivation remain acute.

The news that tadpoles are capable of exercising choice will add a new dimension to the philosophical debate over free will.

Such beliefs rest on an ugly assumption: that only "the best and the brightest" are capable of exercising their own agency, while the rest of us can be written off according to age, race, income, and place of residence.

I take Bennett's point to be that inspirational teachers are often flawed human beings and that boys of that age are capable of exercising responsibility: indeed he once said in an interview: "Hector is the child, not them".