Sentence examples for measure of exercise from inspiring English sources
"Is this heart disease or just deconditioning?" Measurements and Diagnoses Duration on a treadmill is a measure of exercise capacity — the workload the body can achieve expressed as metabolic equivalents, or METs, a multiple of the amount of oxygen the body uses at rest.
But it did provide a measure of exercise.
Consequently, we could not examine the relationship between this measure of exercise dose and clinical outcomes.
It could be argued that energy expenditure expressed as either MET-hours or kilocalories would have provided the most useful measure of exercise dose accounting for various combinations of intensity, frequency and duration of exercise sessions prescribed within an intervention.
The purpose of this study was to compare a typical measure of exercise intention with a measure that attempts to deepen the motivational domain via considerations of contextual barriers and other competing goals (named behavioural resolve).
Past attempts to use this technique with cardiac rehabilitation have however only used a crude measure of exercise dose [8, 10, 15], excluded exercise interventions without a multi-faceted secondary prevention approach [16] or examined only intermediate outcomes such as cardiorespiratory fitness [17, 18].
The described questionnaire assessing the 12-month recall in older adults is a reliable measure of exercise-related injuries in older adults.
The present questionnaire assessing the 12-month recall in older adults is a reliable measure of exercise-related injuries and information gained indicates that older adults can safely participate in exercise activities.
Despite being stable in acute conditions (Das Gupta and Abbi 2003), the second marker of iron metabolism, a soluble transferrin receptor, is less useful as a measure of exercise-induced changes in iron status owing to its lack of standardization.
The answers to the questions were combined into a measure of amount of exercise expressed by the total number of minutes of exercise per week.
Measures of exercise history were obtained from questionnaires.
