Sentence examples for exercise over a from inspiring English sources

A digital soil mapping exercise over a large extent and at a high resolution is a computationally expensive procedure.

Meanwhile, however — and partly for my own reference — I discovered that I can do a similar exercise over a somewhat longer time horizon, which I'm posting in large part as a note to myself.

The objective of this study is to use randomized controlled research design to investigate the effect of an exercise program and custom-made flexible orthotics on heart rate variability and blood pressure at varying stages of exercise over a 5-month period.

As for recent studies concluding that long bouts of vigorous exercise over a lifetime are dangerous for the heart, Joyner said other studies show the opposite, and the question may never be settled because there are so few people to study who don't have mitigating factors such as coming to running to try to reverse a health problem.

In other words, countries like North Korea and Myanmar, which cut themselves off from the world economy at vast human cost.Many observers of China agree that for all its dreadful human-rights problems, economic growth has helped to create a freer society: there is only so much control that a regime can exercise over a nation that is developing so rapidly and unpredictably.

In so deciding our conclusion is, of course, based upon the legality and sufficiency of the order to produce made under § 8 of the act, and, as our decision on that subject rests upon the extent of the visitorial power which the state had the right to exercise over a corporation subject to its control, our ruling as to the legality of the call under § 8 is confined to the case before us.

A sample of inpatients with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder participated in a program called "oxygen group", a program combining five sessions of smoking reduction counseling and three sessions of moderate intensity exercise over an 8-week period.

When his unbeaten Dortmund won the 1 1/8-mile exercise, over an eager but overmatched entry of five others, it was Baffert's seventh Santa Anita Derby win since his first entry in 1996.

Results presented here suggest that in atherosclerosis-prone ApoE-/ mice the protective effects of aerobic exercise over an extended period may be significantly diminished by diet and pre-elevated levels of atherogenic lipids.

The warrants can be exercised over a five-year period and are subject to certain restrictions.

If this degree of control could be exercised over a broader population, perhaps U.S. Health Care, Inc., would be feasible.