Sentence examples for exposed to exercise from inspiring English sources

It appealed for volunteers to take part in a "university-backed social science experiment to be shown on TV", and warned that successful candidates would be exposed to "exercise, tasks, hardship, hunger, solitude and anger".

Scientists found that firms exposed to exercise of influence by a "partner firm" are more satisfied with the relationship if non-coercive power, rather than coercive power, is used (Hunt and Nevin 1974; Lusch 1977).

Scientists also found that non-coercive power sources are inversely related and coercive sources are directly related to the existence of interfirm conflict (Lusch 1976; Wilkinson 1981) and that the use of non-coercive power sources is positively related to the performance of the firm that is exposed to exercise of influence by the "partner firm" (Sibley and Michie 1981).

The fetal heart adapts similar to the adult heart when exposed to exercise training.

The objective of the search was to be inclusive of populations with potential osteoarthritis burden in the general adult population exposed to exercise intervention.

Except for the increased secretion in stressful situations, there are also smaller peaks during the day when the body is exposed to exercise, food, and tobacco [ 1].

Participants will also be exposed to exercises where they will be encouraged to either resist a balance perturbation or avoid stepping or executing one or several steps as quickly as possible, including forward and immediately lateral.

These participants were exposed to an exercise intervention and they completed a randomized controlled trial that aimed to examine the effect of multicomponent exercise on cognitive function.

However, sGAG-depleted cartilage appears highly susceptible for OA progression when exposed to moderate exercise.

In a study of subjects exposed to exhaustive exercise, both serum IL-6 and muscle IL-6 mRNA increased [ 93].

Those exposed to knee exercise were more likely to experience a ≥30% reduction in pain (relative risk 1.36, 1.05 to 1.76; P=0.022).