Sentence examples for exercise an effect from inspiring English sources

In summary, we found that TL was shorter in women with breast cancer who reported a sedentary lifestyle compared to those women who engaged in regular moderate to vigorous exercise, an effect that could not be explained by age.

While this is indeed observed in humans with McArdle disease (Nielsen et al., 2002), in normal subjects, mGS is paradoxically found to be dephosphorylated and activated after exercise, an effect that, in mice, requires the GM glycogen-targeting subunit of protein phosphatase-1 (Aschenbach et al., 2001).

Åslund et al. (2009) find that the children's educational attainment would be extended by 0.2 years if a parent had arrived a decade earlier, while Nielsen and Rangvid (2012) find that mother's years since migration exercises an effect on children's performance in Danish, while father's years since migration has an effect on their math performance.

It is unknown, however, whether exercise has an effect on mortality.

To our knowledge, Generation 100 will be the first study with the primary aim of examining whether exercise has an effect on mortality in an older population.

This study found that 3 months of exercise had an effect on frailty status, reversing the frailty status in comparison to the CTL group.

These cells exercise an inhibitory effect on MBD-1 production of EKs mediated via the suppressor molecules CCL-2 and IL-10.

Therefore, in the context of the emergence of the resistant strain, we must carefully execute the program to exercise a positive effect of the vaccine effectively.

Mid-level officers at a ratings agency can exercise a chilling effect on European policy by announcing to the press what exactly they would count as a default.

So did many Japanese Zen priests, whose calligraphy tended to exercise a religious effect upon the Japanese mind.

This section deals with the compositions that involve capacity phenomena and exercise a feedback effect on them.