Sentence examples for intensive supervised from inspiring English sources

Researchers in Australia followed 50 adolescents; half underwent an intensive, supervised program for lifestyle change, and half underwent gastric banding.

Performs well academically, but school says it is not equipped to deal with his behaviour Summer 2003 Leaves Springfield and for next few months is shunted around, sometimes on a daily basis, between community centres 2004 Put on an intensive supervised programme for travelling in stolen car.

After an intensive supervised resistance exercise training program as part of interdisciplinary functional restoration, a third set of motion, pain, and disability measures were collected.

Afterward, intensive supervised classification analyses were performed to identify key SNP and/or GE markers to study subdivisions of samples from the HapMap II populations.

To explore the genetic discrepancy and sample subdivisions among the four HapMap II populations, an exploratory unsupervised analysis was performed, followed by an intensive supervised classification analysis.

An important novel finding in this study was that the effect of training on pain in TG1 lasted half a year after the intensive supervised period.

An efficacy trial involving thrice weekly sessions of vigorous intensity supervised exercise observed a benefit of a physical activity intervention on long term smoking abstinence among non-pregnant women smokers 11; therefore it remains possible that a more intensive intervention may aid smoking cessation during pregnancy.

Both studies suggest that intensive and supervised exercise programs are not needed to improve outcomes after spine surgery.

As a consequence, reinforced feedback in virtual environment (RFVE) can promote the recovery of motor function in poststroke patients, by means of regular, intensive, and supervised training [ 5, 32, 33].

Previous efficacy studies have shown that rehabilitation programs including intensive and supervised training sessions with resistance and balance training improve mobility [ 17- 20], physical functioning [ 18- 21] and level of physical activity [ 22] among older community living persons who have suffered a hip fracture.

Some studies have investigated low intensity, home-based exercise programs, while others report on intensive, structured and supervised training, with or without resistance training [ 14].