For this exercise, we use the potential accessibility indicator that has proven its usefulness to correctly represent travellers' negative perception of distance, as well as the weight of economic activities within a territory [28].
Given that NO3− supplementation has been shown to improve (Aucouturier et al. 2015; Bond et al. 2012; Thompson et al. 2015; Wylie et al. 2013a), compromise (Martin et al. 2014) or have no effect (Christensen et al. 2013; Muggeridge et al. 2013) on high-intensity intermittent exercise performance, the potential for this supplement to be ergogenic in intermittent exercise is controversial.
Although medications may be bad for my health, they are easier to take" (Male, 55 years) High levels of complexity of prescribed exercises, difficulty in initiating the exercises, and the potential of discomfort during or after exercising were reported as the factors which impede their adherence to the exercise programme.
Exercise has the potential to address many of the adverse effects of CRC treatment; however, to date, the role of exercise in the rehabilitation of cancer patients immediately after the completion of treatment has received limited research attention.
Intense exercise has the potential to increase oxidative stress and cause muscle damage.
Exercise has the potential to improve the ability of a patient with cystic fibrosis (CF) to cope with the physical demands of everyday life, and may improve prognosis.
Regular exercise has the potential to reduce the risk of developing gestational diabetes mellitus and can be used during pregnancy; however, its efficacy remain controversial.
Alternative educational resources such as this exercise have the potential to complement existing approaches to science instruction by creating appropriate environments for the construction of student knowledge (Dede et al. 1994; Kolb 1984).
This study aimed to determine the effect of acute exercise in the potential context of non-pharmacological intervention for methamphetamine (MA -related craving; we additionally deterMA -relatedfecravinghe inhibitory control induced by standard and MA-related tasks according to behavioral and neuroelectric measurements among MA-dependent individuals.
Exercise has the potential to be an effective and feasible component of cancer rehabilitation.
