Sentence examples for exercise suggesting from inspiring English sources

However, almost a third of trail runners reported that they felt there were no barriers to exercise, suggesting that it is easier to stick at trail running once you get started.

Whitman even manages to turn his all-time favorite activity, loafing, into a form of exercise, suggesting that a healthful man would do well "to toss a stone in the air from one hand and catch it in the other" as he walks along.

In addition to an increase in the mRNA expression of TLR4 and pro-inflammatory cytokines, symptoms such as pain and physical and mental fatigue became worse after exercise, suggesting a dysregulation of the immune and sympathetic nervous systems.

In contrast, results from other studies [88,89] indicate no change or a reduction in VO2 occurred during hyperthermic exercise, suggesting a higher CTemp enhanced mechanical efficiency of muscle to a degree equal to or greater than the increase caused by changes in circulation, sweating, and VE.

There was no significant difference between groups in dyspnea or leg fatigue at end of incremental exercise suggesting that patients in the three groups reached symptom limitation.

In addition, basal PKB serine 473 phosphorylation correlated strongly and significantly with whole-body fat oxidation rates during exercise, suggesting that differences in capacity for fat oxidation between Europeans and South Asians may influence insulin sensitivity via effects at this point in the insulin signalling pathway.

More exercise, suggested the vet.

Scales: the exercise suggests duty, repetition, an order imposed from without.

This exercise suggests that a blend of the two models would perform well, or would have in 2010.

"Explosive Aspects," an atonal exercise, suggests a more severe strain of free jazz, hammering and dense.

The amount of exercise suggested by the Mental Health Foundation (generally, not specifically for breakups) is 30 minutes five times a week.