Sentence examples for causes exercise from inspiring English sources

Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) is a progressive disease which causes exercise limitation, heart failure, and death.

To have a full understanding of the science of medicine, then, one must understand the causes of health and, further, how those causes exercise their causality, that is, how those causes manage to have the effects they have.

Episodic Falling causes "exercise-induced paroxysmal hypertonicity" meaning that there is increased muscle tone in the dog and the muscles cannot relax.

However, why renal hypouricemia causes exercise-induced AKI remains unclear.

Although a large amount of research relates to exercise-induced muscle damage in adult subjects [ 1– 7], very little research has assessed the differences in fatigue between children, adults, and elderly persons when doing the same exercise protocol one that causes exercise-induced muscle damage [ 8– 13].

Finally, the mutation M29K in COXII has been shown to cause exercise intolerance in humans (Table 1; Figure 11).

Peripheral local fatigue may have caused exercise cessation before reaching maximum oxygen uptake, however, based on the objective (peakHR and peakRER) and subjective criteria of maximal exercise (RPE), it may be concluded that values of peakVO2 are reasonable.

These changes may vary considerably from one patient to the other and cause exercise-induced variations in haemodynamic parameters.

Muscle fatigue may cause exercise-associated muscle cramps and leads to a reduction in its energy-absorbing capabilities, making the muscle more susceptible to strain injury [ 14, 15].

EIAH or elevated blood pressure values during exercise might have a "negative" impact on cardiac function in athletes and might be one of the important factors causing "exercise-induced" cardiac fatigue.

The hypothesis they wish to test is that elevated blood pressure values during exercise promote left ventricular hypertrophy in athletes and is one important factor causing "exercise-induced" cardiac fatigue.