Sentence examples for developed exercise from inspiring English sources

To determine if the use of a plantar flexion device (Step It pedal) in a newly developed exercise programme is of benefit to patients with peripheral arterial disease.

The strength exercise program will be based on previously developed exercise programs [ 14], focusing on heavy resistance training and neuromuscular training including one leg exercises and balance training.

Hopkins et al. [15] reported that moderately trained female participants developed exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia during maximal treadmill running and that their arterial oxygen values did not differ from those previously measured in men.

To evaluate median nerve excursion during conventional nerve gliding exercises and newly developed exercises, primarily comprising abduction and adduction of the fingers.

To address this, we have developed exercises which use edge detection and basic image processing to motivate the use of programming MATLAB in a non-trivial scientific application.

"Eventually they told me I'd also lost a lot of function in my left lung and my diaphragm was paralysed so I can't breathe fully from my left lung," says Will, who's developed exercise-induced asthma too as a result.

"Eventually, they told me I'd also lost a lot of function in my left lung and my diaphragm was paralyzed so I can't breathe fully from my left lung," says Will, who's developed exercise-induced asthma too as a result.

At age 55, she developed exercise-induced left foot dystonia and dystonic tremor in both arms.

Other groups will give a combined $20 million for grants, training and other resources to help develop exercise programs and other health programs in schools.

This does not mean that white men have a particular talent for oppression, but it does mean that they have had peculiar historical opportunities to develop, exercise and refine that talent.

Kinesiology has direct applications to fitness and health, including developing exercise programs for people with and without disabilities, preserving the independence of older people, preventing disease due to trauma and neglect, and rehabilitating people after disease or injury.