Sentence examples for linked to the exercise from inspiring English sources

The European parliament said in a statement: "Assistants paid by the European parliament must perform work directly linked to the exercise of a member's parliamentary mandate".

"Despite these welcome developments a large number of political prisoners, including high-profile lawyers, human rights activists, women rights activists and journalists, continue to serve sentences for charges that are believed to be linked to the exercise of their freedoms of expression, association and peaceful assembly".

Indeed, says Fleshner, military cadets, who are forced into exercise for training as well as punishment, have been shown to be immunosuppressed, although it hasn't been linked to the exercise.

The BBC press office's statement directly contradicted Khawaja's explanation of a prank, saying the accidental tweet had been linked to the training exercise.

The deals "include a Top Chef cruise, calendar and cooking class, and an exercise DVD linked to the show Workout".

The effect of exercise on skeletal muscle telomere length is likely directly linked to the proliferative demand the exercise places upon the skeletal muscle.

It has been demonstrated that central command consists of neural impulses from the motor cortex that irradiate to autonomic neurons in the brain stem and that its activation establishes, at the onset of exercise, a basal level of sympathetic and parasympathetic efferent activity closely linked to the intensity of the exercise performed.

We also suppose that (c) resumption of physical activity linked to the actual control of exercises by volitional competencies, especially by implementation intentions, would have a positive effect on negative internal states so that fear of pain and erroneous beliefs about physical activity decrease or even disappear.

Transient changes in immune and inflammatory markers evoked by a single bout may be linked to the health benefits of regular exercise.

Prospective Responsibility is forward-looking, future-oriented, and essentially linked to the dimensions of assumption and exercise of responsibility, connected with the ideas of performing roles and tasks both by complying with the duties associated to them, but also going beyond what is mandated and when the contents of duties and tasks cannot be established in advance.

The same wide diversity, again linked to the periodical demand for anaerobic exercise or exposure to prolonged periods of hypoxia, is shown in other animal species.