Sentence examples for exercise secondary from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that COPD patients would have lower cerebral blood flow during exercise secondary to decreased physical fitness and underlying vascular disease.

We therefore tested the hypothesis that women with mild-moderate COPD would have reduced cerebral blood flow during exercise, secondary to reduced physical fitness.

Laws for the principality will continue to be made at Westminster, and the assembly's job will be to exercise the secondary legislative powers (ie, over the way Westminster's laws are put into practice) now used by the Welsh secretary.This gives Westminster the option of keeping a tight grip over the assembly.

Methods The primary outcome measure is the rate of decline, over time, in maximal cardiac index (in liters per minute per meters squared) at peak exercise; the secondary outcome measure is the rate of increase in left ventricular end systolic wall stress (in grams per centimeters squared).

The purpose of this manuscript was to provide a substantive (i.e., well-being self-efficacy) – methodological (i.e., complier average causal effect estimation) synergy of potential importance to future research in the psychology of sport and exercise with secondary data analyses from the Fun For Wellness intervention.

Primary dysmenorrhea is "normal" menstrual pain, and can be treated through diet and exercise, whereas secondary dysmenorrhea is generally related to some kind of gynecologic condition such as endometriosis or ovarian cysts, which you should probably see a GP about – although getting them to care is another battle entirely.

One subject (with pre-existing spinal stenosis) in the Tai Chi group found the exercise intolerable secondary to pain and fatigue, and did not attend after session 1.

On average, participants HR was maintained at 85 ± 3.6% of their average age predicted HRmax⁡ throughout all 12 exercise sessions, secondary y-axis).

For diabetic subjects without any signs of heart failure, reduction in exercise capacity secondary to reduction in cardiac output may be evident only during maximal exercise and could be of prognostic significance.

Before and after interventions, the following parameters will be quantified: clinical control (main outcome), health related quality of life, levels of anxiety and depression, daily living physical activity and maximal exercise capacity (secondary outcome).

Logistically and financially there needs to be a system in place so physicians can exercise proper secondary prevention activities and as highlighted before by many studies more aggressive CME are needed and the mere existence of guidelines will never be enough.