If he or she tripled that amount, for instance, to 90 minutes of exercise four or five times a week, his or her risk of premature death dropped by only another 4 percent.
Changes in energy demand, for instance on the initiation of exercise, require the body to adapt quickly.
This apparently shameful exercise was an instance of the Academy's practice of arguing on both sides of a question, the better (if possible) to discover the truth.
Why, for instance, if exercise increases levels of irisin and irisin increases the body's stores of energy-burning brown fat, does exercise so rarely produce significant weight loss?
Early instances of physical culture are found in records of exercise and weightlifting from the Zhou dynasty of China (1046 256 bce) and the Old Kingdom of Egypt (2575 2130 bce).
For instance, genetic association with reward sensitivity in the context of exercise activities or exercise motivation could be investigated as intermediate biological precursors instead of the exercise behavior per se.
Women's bodies, for instance, seem to react differently than men's bodies to the metabolic effects of exercise.
For instance, applying this design method to the cholesterol-level study, the three types of exercise program (treatment) would be randomly assigned to the experimental units (patients).
For instance, one exercise sees students put into groups and shown a series of cards.
For instance, after exercise, various sensations from physical discomfort could have influenced scoring of perceived breathlessness and it is not known what the effect of exercise itself is on cough or sensation of dyspnea.
