Sentence examples for exercise answered from inspiring English sources

A trained facilitator guided participants through the exercise, answered questions, and therefore ensured participants had credible information about the choices before they stated their preferences.

The purpose of the exercises was to provide practice answering high-level, exam-style, written questions under time pressure, but in a low-risk environment meaning that relatively few course points were at stake.

"Carebot" P37 S65 can be programmed to remind them to take medication and exercise, answer questions and even tell them jokes.

Traditional exams tend to reward finding a single solution to an exercise (answer making) rather than demonstrating a deep understanding of principles and methods (sense making; McDermott and Redish, 1999; Meltzer and Thornton, 2012).

A weekly exercise sheet was given out to participants at the end of each class at which time the therapist demonstrated the home exercises and answered any questions.

These patients received telephone interviews at least once a week, reminding them to perform the exercise and answering any questions they might have about the exercise.

This questionnaire included specific and general questions about resistance and aerobic exercises and was divided accordingly into two sections for completion (i.e., resistance exercise questions were answered following completion of the strength exercise protocol, and the aerobic exercise questions were answered following completion of the aerobic exercise protocol; see also Fig. 1).

*p < 0.03 for comparison across race-gender groups **p < 0.001 for comparison across race-gender groups a: Intention to follow exercise recommendation was answered only by respondents who received the recommendation IPAQ: International Physical Activity Questionnaire Current exercise behaviors differed significantly across racial-ethnic and gender groups (P = 0.02) (Table 1).

Explanations for low levels of exercise were not answered very clearly by most patients.

Individuals were considered to engage in exercise if they answered 'Yes' to the question concerning whether or not they had participated in moderate physical activity (making the individual breathe somewhat harder than normal and including situations such as carrying light loads, bicycling at a regular pace or doubles tennis) in the previous 7 days.

He said the group was constantly conducting field and tabletop exercises to answer such questions as "how to keep the roads open, maintain order, stop fear and panic.