Sentence examples for exercised subject from inspiring English sources

"The Regents is unquestionably invested with broad rule-making authority," Justice Lynch wrote, "but such authority must be exercised subject to and in conformity with the law of the state".

In a well-ordered state, this power is exercised subject to the principles of divine and natural law; in other words, the Ten Commandments are enforced, and certain fundamental rights, chiefly liberty and property, are extended to those governed.

The decline in VO2max was 17% ± 18 in exercising subjects (p < 0.05) and 31% ± 13 in control subjects (p = 0.003; difference between groups was not significant p = 0.26).

Absorption efficiency in exercising subjects was lower than that in resting individuals.

We did observe that exercising subjects with a reduced baseline FEV1 (<80%) experienced a smaller decline in FEV1 (-1.05%/year) compared to exercising subjects with a baseline FEV1 ≥ 80% (-2.13%/year)(p < 0.001).

The recovery of glycine in exercising subjects may therefore serve as an index of a return of metabolic efficiency and clearing of incompletely oxidized substrates from the mitochondria.

Glutamine increased insulin signaling/sensitivity in skeletal muscle in experimental animals (14), and oral glutamine increased nonoxidative glucose disposal in healthy exercising subjects (15).

In this case we found that for competitively exercising subjects with a BMI less than the 50th percentile (BMI Z-score < 0) would experience 0.06 Z-score per year increase compared to competitively exercising subjects with a BMI greater than the 50th percentile (p = 0.044).

Thus, in resting [ 23] and exercising subjects [ 24], the entrainment of the breathing rhythm by high frequency mechanical muscle stimulation was only significant in individuals having the slowest respiratory frequency at rest.

Today's relationship is focused on bilateral exercises, Subject Matter Expert Exchanges (SMEEs), and personal exchanges at schools, conferences and seminars.

The event has to be documented by a standardised report protocol, including the following judgements by the physician: medical/non-medical; caused/not caused by exercise; subject may/may not continue exercises.