Sentence examples for excluding exercise from inspiring English sources

A systematic review by Boocock et al [ 9], on interventions for the prevention and management of neck/upper extremity musculoskeletal conditions, found moderate evidence for changes to workstation equipment and some evidence that multiple modifier interventions including or excluding exercise can have positive effects in computer workers with arm, shoulder and neck symptoms.

Past attempts to use this technique with cardiac rehabilitation have however only used a crude measure of exercise dose [8, 10, 15], excluded exercise interventions without a multi-faceted secondary prevention approach [16] or examined only intermediate outcomes such as cardiorespiratory fitness [17, 18].

Not to exclude exercise, yoga, meditation and juicing.

1 Note: includes all values (i.e. includes zeros) but excludes exercise time.

South Korea has decided to exclude exercises that involve landing on the islands in a move that is "mindful" of the diplomatic row with Japan, the Yonhap report said.

The procedure is also used to exclude exercise-contraindicating cardiac impairments.

In a study testing children for bronchial hyperresponsiveness, Kersten set the cut-off for a positive test result at > 15% in FEV1 in the MCT and concluded that the MCT was especially useful to exclude exercise-induced bronchoconstriction [ 36].

14 This questionnaire evaluates the ADL level for the past 12 months, taking into account occupational physical activities, physical exercises practiced during leisure time, and physical activities practiced during leisure time and locomotion (excluding physical exercise).

The Framers deliberately chose to invest the power to determine the manner of choosing electors in this particular branch of state government, thereby excluding the exercise of such power by the other branches.

Exclusion criteria are (1) pregnancy, (2) known psychiatric diagnosis or substance abuse, (3) heart problems excluding intense exercise (New York Heart Association (NYHA) group III and IV) and (4) pronounced impressive or expressive aphasia.

The key exclusion criteria were: history of ≥ 3 lower respiratory tract infections per year (requiring antibiotics); and, requirement of > 4 puffs/day of a short-acting β2-agonist, excluding for exercise.