Sentence examples for frequent exercises from inspiring English sources

He says the missile forces are also staging more frequent exercises.

Adult patients with T2D who were men, non-Malay, unmarried, unemployed, from older age group, had longer duration of diabetes, dyslipidaemia, MacroCx, did not engage in frequent exercises per week, had higher levels of Total-C, who experienced DRD and DS had lower HRQoL needed additional supports.

Think about it: regular meals and frequent exercise with your own personal toilet attendant.

A9 Study on Frequent Exercise Men who exercised at least five times a week had a sevenfold less risk of sudden death than those who only exercised once a week.

At Stanford, researchers are mapping blood flow in patients with abdominal aortic aneurysms to see whether frequent exercise changes the flow structures in ways that correlate to slower bulging of the artery.

He urges business travelers who fly to book aisle seats to make it easier for them to get up and stretch their legs and those who drive to make frequent exercise stops.

In this way, bone becomes stronger if additional stress is placed on it (for example, by frequent exercise or physical exertion) and weaker if it is relieved of stress (for example, by inactivity).

Coronary artery bypass surgery (also known as coronary artery bypass grafting) or angioplasty may be necessary if medications and diet and lifestyle changes, such as frequent exercise and cessation of smoking, are not effective.

Principals and other education officials say the combination of budget cuts and testing pressures have relegated physical education to the dispensable category, despite city and federal efforts to combat obesity and improve health by promoting nutritious foods and frequent exercise.

Be active Frequent exercise is essential in maintaining a healthy BMI, which helps fight against cardiovascular disease and diabetes, but it is also important for keeping your eyes healthy.

"We wanted to study longtime, serious endurance athletes because they would be expected to have a very high baseline" level of aerobic fitness and established habits of frequent exercise, says J. Carson Smith, an associate professor of kinesiology at the University of Maryland and senior author of the study.