Sentence examples for diminished ability to exercise from inspiring English sources

Survivors experience physical disability in the form of muscle wasting and weakness, and diminished ability to exercise up to five years after discharge from the ICU [ 5- 7].

After a month-long training regimen, the hind-leg muscles of SIRT1-deficient mice showed markedly diminished ability to form new blood vessels in response to exercise compared with same-age mice that had intact SIRT1 in their endothelial cells.

Symptoms include anxiety, irritability, depression, diminished ability to experience pleasure, and/or sleep problems.

But I became unfortunately conscious to the reality that the ability to exercise that right, to have the privilege to feel entitled, was diminished by my racial and financial background.

They have the ability to exercise choice over their land.

Freedom is the ability to exercise free will.

6 Experimental studies of people with COPD and in healthy volunteers have shown that endogenous and exogenous opioids modulate the perception of breathlessness intensity without diminishing the ability to breathe during exercise or with resistive loads.

They noted that low anxiety actually may have diminished the ability to engage in the task.

The cuts seem to have diminished workers' ability to negotiate for higher salaries.

But eliminating earmarks altogether has diminished Congress' ability to solve hard problems.

It continues: "Any action that diminishes that perception not only emboldens autocratic leaders to take repressive action against the media but it erodes the ability of Britain to exercise moral suasion and to defend the rights of the world's most vulnerable journalists".