Sentence examples for changes due to exercise from inspiring English sources

In the skeletal muscle, MMPs were shown to be implicated in muscle physiology (development, angiogenesis, adaptive changes due to exercise and disuse) and various pathologies, including neuromuscular diseases, muscle dystrophy (Renaud and Leppert 2007; Zanotti et al. 2007), and ischemia (Baum et al. 2007).

Since the outcome measures assess the immediate and long-term effects of rehabilitation in addition to surgery, the calculations were made on the assumption that the changes due to exercise and education will be greater than those expected for education alone.

The reliability of the six-minute walk test is excellent (r =.91) and it correlates with the FIQ (r = -.49) and is sensitive to change due to exercise in distance walked (+78 m), and VO2 (+1.8 ml/kg/min) [ 18].

We aimed to find a reliable blood sample processing method to determine changes in BDNF due to exercise.

Some of the changes in the central nervous system due to exercise — for instance, increases in some dopamine activity (similar to the effects of intoxicants) enhanced blood flow, and glial cell proliferation — may also be related to improvements in mood and cognitive function.

Importantly, while noting the differences were not due to exercise, the paper did not report exercise in detail.

The decrease in renal and digestive blood flow during exercise correlated with daily activity level for claudicants (R = 0.81).Abdominal aortic hemodynamic changes due to lower extremity exercise can be quantified in patients with AAA and claudication using PC-MRI.

In addition, we propose that those afflicted with type-2 diabetes are manifesting the epigenetic changes due to lifestyle (insufficient exercise, excess sugars), as well as by aging and genetic loading.

Although the change is in the opposite direction of the change found in the current study this could be due to the fact that Radom-Aizik et al. [ 23] examined gene expression changes following acute exercise, whereas our focus is on gene expression changes due to long term, consistent exercise.

These toxins/solutes concentrations will be used for estimating the parameters of the recently developed diffusion-adjusted regional blood flow model, which will characterize the physiological changes due to HD, intra-dialytic exercise, and standalone HDF.

Krug et al. [ 8] reported that the human metabolome is under continuous changes due to anabolic (after meal) and catabolic (during fasting or physical exercise) conditions of metabolism.