19 Meanwhile, exercise and physical activity reduce mood disturbances such as depression, regardless of the amounts of physical activity in older adults.
Meanwhile, the exercise bike, when I can get one, will not have been dried off and I'll end up sitting in a puddle of someone else's sweat.
Apple, meanwhile, has exercised iron-fisted control over iPhone and iPad apps.
Meanwhile, he exercises, adheres to a strict vegetarian diet and eats five servings of fruit a day.
Ohio, where most charters are worse than the traditional schools, gained a reputation as the "Wild West" of charter schools because it exercised almost no oversight.Massachusetts, meanwhile, has had excellent results and is strict about the schools it allows to operate; the state will step in and close an underperforming school at short notice.
Meanwhile, for exercising its legal rights (nonviolently), the New York Times labeled the Palestinian Authority "defiant," more evidence that many of the so-called mainstream journalists serve as their governments enablers, if not participants, in pursuing this ridiculous diplomatic pageantry.
Capernaum, meanwhile, was an exercise in foot-stomping Celtic ragtime, and for the final encore he showed off his jazz chords on Lucky Old Sun.
For example, suppose you, a new employee, receive options on 10,000 shares, each with an exercise price of 50 cents; meanwhile, the company is really "worth" $1 per share.
Meanwhile, regular physical exercise has been shown to mobilise endothelial progenitor cells from bone marrow [ 9], and aerobic exercise training improves endothelial progenitor cells [ 10], which have the potential to participate in neovascularisation and repair of damaged endothelium.
