Sentence examples for exercise defined from inspiring English sources

Intervention: Supervised physical activity interventions (eg, aerobic, resistance and stretching exercise), defined as any planned or structured body movement causing an increase in energy expenditure, designed to maintain or enhance health-related outcomes, and performed with systematic frequency, intensity and duration.

Researchers found that women who engaged in five or more hours a week of rigorous exercise -- things like running, aerobics, spinning and other intense workouts -- were nearly half as likely to get pregnant in a single month as those who engaged in only moderate exercise (defined as walking, gardening, and other leisure activities).

Participants reported on a daily basis for three successive days their amount of vigorous exercise, defined as "increased heart rate and/or sweating".

This exercise defined non-specific Pistarv genes differentially regulated across multiple stimuli; in particular, stimuli such as cold, osmotic, and salt stress.

The groups started with light exercise for 10 minutes, ranging from 9 (very light) to 11 (fairly light) on the RPE scale, after which they performed two-minute intervals of moderate-to-high intensity exercise, defined as exertion ranging from 13 to 15 on the RPE scale, alternated with two-minute low-intensity exercise, defined as 10 to 11 on the RPE scale.

In the case of mixed exercise, defined as a combination of AE with stretching and/or muscle strength [ 17], the length of AE should exceed the time with other types of exercise.

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In the intervention the child practises the exercises defined and controlled by the physiotherapist.

Primary intervention arm of stabilisation, or 'core stability', exercises defined as: facilitation of deep muscles of the spine (primarily transversus abdominis or multifidus) at low level, integrated into exercise, progressing into functional activity, according to Richardson et al [ 12], Norris et al [ 24] or O'Sullivan et al [ 25].

Excessive exercise (i.e., obstinate engagement in repetitive physical exercise) was defined as exercising outside permitted exercise times or in secret despite repeated warnings from nurses to stop.

People who cannot provide biometrics (eg, those with damaged or missing fingers) may find it difficult to register, and others may be excluded if identification exercises define citizenship in an exclusionary way.