Sentence examples for exercise as a consequence of from inspiring English sources

Perceived or likely enjoyment can change prior, during and after exercise as a consequence of a variety of factors, for example, anxiety, enjoyment and fatigue.

"We see more Medicare side of things now where patients with diabetes who are having difficulty with regular exercise as a consequence of osteo-arthritic changes in their lower limbs".

It is possible that the differences in the moderate activity results reflect motivation to participate in the study; are related to sampling error (i.e., small number of patients); or related to greater encouragement to exercise as a consequence of more frequent healthcare interaction.

While the different nations of Europe respected the right of the natives, as occupants, they asserted the ultimate dominion to be in themselves; and claimed and exercised, as a consequence of this ultimate dominion, a power to grant the soil, while yet in possession of the natives.

34 Those workers used to getting regular exercise prior to their injury may have experienced a substantial change in their exercise patterns as a consequence of their injury.

Others described changes to their lifestyle in relation to diet and exercise routines as a consequence of their checking out their 'niggling' concerns.

The metabolic response during exercise is different as a consequence of the glycemic indices of the carbohydrates consumed preceding the exercise (195), and so the choice of carbohydrate in pre-competition meals could have an effect on performance.

However, cancer survivors also encounter unique barriers to exercise that arise as a consequence of their cancer and its treatment.

For example, lung function only moderately relates to the symptom experience of patients, and exercise tolerance may be as much a consequence of fatigue as breathlessness.

From his biography and in interviews with fellow clerics, his staff and Iraqis who have met him, a complex picture emerges of a man whose exercise of power is as much a consequence of time and place as of his personality.

In elite Australian Rules Football players under sickness-free conditions, there was a very large negative relationship between day-to-day changes in heart rate exercise and training load, probably as a consequence of exercise-induced changes in plasma volume.