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After three minutes, loaded work (increasing pedal resistance, watts per minute) followed a standardized ramp protocol to maximal symptom limited exertion that typically lasted 9 12 minutes.
Fatigue, limited exertion, dyspnea, and depression are commonly associated with heart failure, but pain is common as well.
I could spend — O.K., I have spent — a long evening at a bar debating whether activities like golf and bowling are sports because of the limited exertion involved.
The participation rate was 64.1%, and 11.1% of individuals (15.0% if aged ≥50 years) chronically had breathlessness that limited exertion.
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The public was warned to limit exertion and to stay indoors as much as possible.
The Rams should treat this week almost like recovery time, San Millan said, with players limiting exertion, staying hydrated in low humidity and devoting extra time for rest because altitude can disrupt sleep.
Heart disease is often thought of as a modern problem, associated with rich food and limited physical exertion.
The control group participated in an arts and craft class which required limited physical exertion during the eight-week period between testing sessions.
In the absence of chest pain, ECG abnormalities, complex arrhythmias or critical blood pressure changes all tests were continued as symptom limited (volitional exertion, dyspnoea or fatigue).
The expression of purpose so to limit the exertion of state power strongly suggests that Congress intended not otherwise to trammel the enforcement of state quarantine measures.
It can limit the exertion of power.
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