Sentence examples for exercise evaluation from inspiring English sources

Exercise evaluations we consider here include: the in-house GNS Science review of the AVSAG and GeoNet process, a NZ volcanologist who acted as an observer to the exercise including all AVSAG meetings and conference calls (Cronin 2008), MCDEM's all of exercise evaluation (MCDEM 2008, and Table 7), and Auckland's' Civil Defence Emergency Management Group evaluation report (McDowell 2008).

A mobile phone-based ECG analysis and exercise evaluation platform have been developed, which allow one to detect six types of abnormal ECG (tachycardia, bradycardia, a dropped beat, premature beat, bigeminy, and trigeminy) and individual lactate threshold, as well as to provide real-time health warning and exercise optimization hints through mobile phone voice messages.

In addition, participants completed exercise evaluation forms.

These findings have practical implications for the exercise evaluation of patients with pulmonary hypertension.

Participants reported that their most commonly used skills were learnt from itinerant and circuit bedside teaching, and mini-clinical evaluation exercise evaluation demonstration in our programme.

Secondary outcome measures for the main study are reported in detail elsewhere [ 21] but include self-reported physical activity using the SPAQ [ 22] and Exercise Evaluation Randomised Trial (EXERT) questionnaire [ 23].

Often, the exercise evaluations came long after the exercises had been conducted and the colleagues did not read them.

As briefly introduced in Section 2, in response to these exercise evaluations, Smith (2009) (on behalf of MCDEM), outlined a potential alternative model provided by a NZ Volcanic Advisory Panel NZVAPP), to avoid such a breakdown in communication, as well as to integrate local and national science research response (Figure 2b).

However, it is unclear how to identify cancer survivors who may require a pre-exercise evaluation before they progress from the common recommendation of walking to unsupervised moderate- to vigorous-intensity exercise.

Lessons learned and areas for improvement are also described based on findings from a formal post-exercise evaluation with key decision makers.

In this work an exercise of evaluation of different effects of the payment schemes for ecosystem services (PES) is presented, based on the analysis of the social perception because of its integrative perspective.