Sentence examples for individually exercise from inspiring English sources

What Al Gore is calling for is an agreement among states to individually exercise their clear constitutional right to "appoint" their electors "in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct".

In a letter to Jefferson written in 1788/9 Paine draws a distinction between 'rights they could individually exercise fully and perfectly, and those they could not' (CW II, 1298).

Each rat was individually exercised; exercise was given 5 days per wk, 10 min per day starting at 7 11 days postinjury.

Research from the Erasmus Medical Centre Rotterdam, The Netherlands, finally showed that it seems not necessary to perform these exercises under supervision of a physiotherapist, because compared to individually performed exercises, exercises led by physiotherapy did not show any benefit in preventing relapse or subjective recovery within one year after the ankle injury [ 22].

Even though the intensity of each exercise was individually adapted, all individuals exercised at a minimum of 60% of HR max.

It is feasible to identify older medical patients at risk of functional decline and commence individual exercise programs within 48 hours of admission to an acute hospital Feasibility of individually tailored exercise programs for older medical patients is supported by high uptake (89%), low withdrawal (17%) and good compliance with exercise sessions (70%) in the acute hospital setting.

For the main trial, participants are randomised (independently) at each treatment site with block randomisation at a 1 1 1 ratio to usual physiotherapy care (UC), individually tailored exercise (ITE) and targeted exercise adherence (TEA).

This RCT aims to test the hypothesis whether patients within a sub-group of MD benefit more through a specific individually tailored exercise program than through general exercise.

The randomized controlled FAME study compared an individually tailored exercise program with instructions for exercising at home.

The aims of this study were to establish whether pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) improves domestic function and daily activity levels in COPD and whether individually targeted exercise is more effective than general exercise.

Rather than a uniform approach to the implementation of physical activity, individually tailored exercise programmes were needed to allow exercise to be carried out safely.