Sentence examples for merits of exercise from inspiring English sources
The work in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) looked at hundreds of trials involving nearly 340,000 patients to assess the merits of exercise and drugs in preventing death.
It noted that it is critical that the courts 'in exercising a judicial review function … not exceed their supervisory role by undertaking a review of the merits of an exercise of discretionary power' (at [56] citing Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v Li [2013] HCA 18; 249 CLR 332).
Though jogging and machines have their merits, this brand of exercise goes beyond mere fitness.
The clinical and social merit of modes of exercise training that can minimise dyspnoea may add to the benefit of pulmonary rehabilitation interventions for people with COPD.
It was concluded that to merit the effect of exercise therapy a trial based on correct methodological concept needed to be executed.
About a fifth of interviewees reported that they did not see the merits of the reflective exercises or recording their own consultations online: I:... and what did you think was the least useful GP: I think finding my own cases to put in.
Based on our findings, the roles of leptin and NPY in fatigue and the long-term effects of exercise merit further study.
But it would be a mistake to let that obscure the merits of adopting the great exercise's comparative and coordinated interagency approach to the assessment of banks' capital strength.
Ipsa considered the case for setting MPs' pay in relation to other public or private sector jobs, but said it was "not persuaded" by the merits of such a "simplistic" exercise.
15 Therefore, there is merit in further exploring this type of exercise to support decisions with potential trial participants facing real decisions.
During the Olympics, a furious debate about the levels of investment in school sport sparked frustration among many of those involved when it dissolved into an argument about the relative merits of competitive sport and physical exercise.
