Sentence examples for experts in exercise from inspiring English sources

The Cancer and Aging Research Group convened experts in exercise, aging and cancer to evaluate current scientific evidence and knowledge gaps in geriatric exercise oncology.

In addition experts in exercise for older people may not be entirely impartial in their appraisal of chair based exercise as they have already invested and engaged with the concept which may have led to more favourable responses.

The complete sets of hand and foot films of the 60 patients that included 64 joints-of-interest (four patients had more than one joint of interest) presented to the experts in Exercises I and II were scored by the van der Heijde-modified Sharp method; two experienced readers gave a mean negative score to 22 of these joints-of-interest.

Baseball players did not necessarily need all the bulk they were sporting in the last generation, said Dr. Michael Joyner, deputy director and vice dean for research at the Mayo Clinic, an expert in exercise physiology.

Hartshorne was a competitive nationally ranked master's runner, an expert in exercise physiology, one of the founding members of the Finger Lakes Runners Club and the Finger Lakes Cycling Club, the creator of the Cornell Masters Mile and the race director for twenty years.

Prof Stuart Biddle, an expert in exercise psychology at Loughborough University, said a lot of people in the UK now fall into the category of inactive or sedentary.

After an initial list of included studies was developed, the third author, an expert in exercise and overweight and obesity in children and adolescents, reviewed the list for completeness.

Gymnasts can be considered as experts in balance exercise compared to the other individuals active in sports.

Figure 1 shows that all cases with a negative joint-of-interest score by these readers were confirmed by a majority (≥ 5/7) of the experts as repair in Exercise I.

"Any president can stand having his enemies confront him," said David Rothkopf, a noted expert in the exercise of presidential power.

A RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method exercise was conducted with a panel of international experts in general practice patient safety.