Sentence examples for expended through from inspiring English sources

Balancing calories consumed with those expended through physical activity is the critical factor in preventing obesity.

It also is critical to match insulin requirements with the amount of energy expended through physical activities.

Those who saw something of the blood expended through the 20th century to secure liberal societies must inevitably find democracy's diminished appeal puzzling.

The main public manifestations of animal energy, he continued, are sports and politics (where human energy is expressed "arrogantly" or "aggressively") and the performing arts (where energy is employed and expended through "peaceful" means).

Although effort is required to bend a joint or flex a muscle, the body is able to recycle much of the energy expended through spring-like tendons and elegantly arranged muscles.

The missing part of the absorbed energy is probably expended through nonradiative relaxation of the excited state.

Most of us have a grasp of the rudiments of weight gain and loss: you put energy (calories) into your body through food, you expend them through movement, and any that don't get burned off are stored in your body as fat.

Data also show adults expended more energy through leisure-time physical activity in 2000 than in 1981.

There is substantial evidence that Newton took Descartes's ideas very seriously, and expended considerable energy thinking them through and eventually coming to criticize them.

Sometimes, too, in a spiritual awakening there is a natural draw (which looks like a drop in desire) to conserve vital force energy rather than expend it through orgasm.

A method of harnessing the energy expended when someone goes through a subway turnstile.