Sentence examples for multiple exercises in from inspiring English sources

These criteria were chosen based on a standard methodology used in previous prioritization exercises developed by the Child Health and Nutrition Research Initiative (CHNRI) and used for multiple exercises in research priority setting for varied subjects [ 37].

Multiple exercise groups in the same study were analyzed independently as well as collapsing multiple groups so that only one ES represented each study while the sample size for the control group was divided by the number of exercise groups [ 38].

To accurately investigate a possible circadian rhythm in efficiency each subject should exercise at the same relative intensity and multiple exercise intensities should be chosen, in order to be sure that the highest efficiency is reached (Ransom et al. 2008).

Multiple exercise intervention trials have been conducted in older adults ranging from several weeks up to two years.

Several studies employed multiple exercise tests and multiple measures within those tests, therefore 57 effect sizes were calculated for inclusion in the analysis.

Massie does Pilates, yoga, and has multiple exercise DVDs.

The exercise for the first 8 weeks emphasized static relaxation methods with music, breathing with up-down and open-close movements and the mastery of single forms through multiple repetitions; exercise in later 8 weeks focused on 24-form Tai Chi based on Yang style and enhancing coordination of mind relaxation, breathing and locomotion.

There are multiple social cognitive exercises in SocialVille, collectively targeting the five social cognitive domains identified in the literature: affect perception, social cue perception, theory of mind (ToM), self-referential style and empathy (see Table  2 for a complete list of exercises).

Two of these projects, one in California and the other in Georgia, involved the conduct of exercises in multiple jurisdictions in the same state.

Rephrasing in experimental fiction has a fine lineage, and it's not hard to see how an author might collaborate with the German algorithms to produce a new version of Raymond Queneau's Exercises in Style, or multiple variations on Georges Perec's A Void. Software already supports literature's production and distribution at every stage, but at some point it might become collaborator as well.

In this paper, we document the multiple measures of success of our exercises in improving expert-level tree-thinking abilities.