Sentence examples for contributing to exercise from inspiring English sources
Study participants in this pilot study had no problems in selecting exercise features contributing to exercise maintenance and could easily discriminate between their relative importance.
Allied health staff, such as physiotherapists and exercise specialists, were directly involved in the prescription and supervision of exercise training in more than half of all interventions (n = 325959%; 18 missing details), with a physician routinely contributing to exercise supervision in 16 interventions.
Several studies have investigated the genetic factors contributing to exercise capacity using inbred rodent models.
6 This is partly due to decreases in muscle strength and mass (often called 'cachexia'), since they are characteristic features of skeletal muscle dysfunction contributing to exercise intolerance and consequential deterioration in HRQoL.
Based on the striking similarities in systemic factors contributing to exercise intolerance in patients with COPD and CHF (Gosker et al. 2003), the present authors reasoned that patients with CHF may also use a higher proportion of their peak aerobic capacity during the performance of simple domestic ADLs compared to healthy elderly subjects.
Skeletal muscle dysfunction contributes to exercise limitation in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Impaired skeletal muscle function contributes to exercise intolerance in patients with COPD.
Therefore, the present study aims to examine the psychological mechanisms that might contribute to exercise maintenance after rehabilitation.
This hypothesis was based on the observation that the susceptibility to muscle fatigue may contribute to exercise intolerance in COPD [21], [23].
Gas-exchange abnormalities, including hypoxemia and increased wasted ventilation fraction, also contribute to exercise limitation.
Factors that might contribute to exercise intolerance in TS include reduced respiratory function due to increased thoracic stiffness [6] and congenital cardiovascular abnormalities [6], [7].
