Sentence examples for formation exercise from inspiring English sources

Since mechanical loading induces bone strain, resulting in bone formation, exercise that induces higher strains is likely to cause more bone formation.

It has been suggested that the calcium-dependent PLA2 is responsible for ROS formation during exercise, while the calcium-independent PLA2 is responsible for basal ROS production [22].

This observation is in line with earlier findings (Mastaloudis et al. 2001) and supports the hypothesis on enhanced purine oxidation and xanthine oxidase-catalyzed uric acid formation during exercise (Sjödin et al. 1990).

While the community setting where many people already knew one another contributed to successful learning and to the formation of exercise groups at least for the duration of the program, it was the perception that the GGT DPP facilitators and the GPs were part of their own community that was a more important factor.

"Africanism has become... both a way of talking about and a way of policing matters of class, sexual license, and repression, formations and exercises of power, and meditations on ethics and accountability," Morrison writes in her illuminating study "Playing in the Dark".

It was also previously noted that several studies have shown that blocking ROS formation associated with exercise also attenuates many of the key adaptations to exercise training.

The increased nitrite formation seen after exercise could be mediated by increased intracellular calcium content of muscle fibers during contraction, which would activate NOS.

Postn KO mice have low bone mass, a minimal bone formation response to exercise and axial compression and increased bone fatigue damage in response to loading.

Consistent with results of studies showing increased platelet P-selectin expression after exercise, formation of aggregates with (various subsets of) leukocytes (platelet-leukocyte aggregates, PLAs) has been detected in response to acute exercise.

Multiple human studies have also demonstrated reduction in bubble formation associated with exercise performed 20 h prior to diving (Dujic et al. 2004), 2 h prior to diving (Blatteau, Boussuges et al. 2007), during decompression (Jankowski et al. 1997), during a 3-min decompression stop (Dujic et al. 2005b), and immediately following a dive (Dujic et al. 2006).

As if on cue, dozens of young men, recruits from another nearby navy base, flooded onto the beach in formation for daily exercises.