"exercise-induced changes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to changes or effects that are caused by physical exercise. Example: "Regular exercise has been shown to have numerous health benefits, including reducing the risk of chronic diseases and promoting exercise-induced changes in brain function."
Are exercise-induced changes in retention and reversal learning dependent upon neurogenesis?
To explore the physiological factors affecting exercise-induced changes in peak oxygen consumption and function poststroke.
We examined the relationships among exercise-induced changes in fitness and fatness with BMD.
Heikkonen E, Ylikahri R, Roine R, Välimäki M, Härkönen M, Salaspuro M. Effect of alcohol on exercise-induced changes in serum glucose and serum free fatty acids.
Exercise-induced changes in the hedonic response to food could be an important consideration in the efficacy of using exercise as a means to lose weight.
In this study, we demonstrated several results through urine non-target mass spectrometry (NTMS) to understand exercise-induced changes during a soccer match using a Sportomics approach.
The exercise-induced changes in growth hormone and glucagon levels were greatest after delivery compared with those during pregnancy (P <.05).
We conclude that, in patients with coronary artery disease, oral supplementation of l-arginine does not affect exercise-induced changes in QT interval duration, QT dispersion or the magnitude of ST segment depression.
The ultimate goal will be to understand how these system-wide, tissue-specific exercise-induced changes lead to measurable physiological outcomes at the whole-body level to improve health and well-being.
The molecular properties of BDNF allow this protein to be assessed in the periphery (pBDNF) (i.e., blood serum, blood plasma), making measurements of acute exercise-induced changes in BDNF concentration relatively accessible.
For example, significant associations have been observed between acute exercise-induced changes in pBDNF concentration and cognitive performance in studies assessing memory, and non-significant associations have been found in studies assessing non-memory cognitive domains.
