Sentence examples for nevertheless exercise from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, exercise physiology has evolved during the last decade, and technology has contributed to evolve from Douglas bags in the laboratory to portable gas analyzers in the field to assess cardiorespiratory responses to exercise [8].

Nevertheless, exercise maintenance is challenging and the long term benefits of exercise interventions have not been conclusively demonstrated.

Nevertheless, exercise has been proposed as a potential means to modulate dysregulated immune responses with aging.

17 Nevertheless, exercise could reduce weight gain, 12 and we included only the control arms of these trials to estimate weight change in untreated quitters.

Nevertheless, exercise may have had a larger impact on disease resistance of poor swimmers since larger changes in mortality were observed in exercised groups of poor swimmers compared to good swimmers.

Nevertheless, exercised-SHR had an attenuated increase in hindquarter conductance evoked by KYN injections into the RVLM after i.v. L-NAME (21 ± 2%) compared to the response before i.v. L-NAME (61 ± 5%).

Nevertheless, aerobic exercise is central for exercise programmes aimed at reducing visceral adipose tissue, and aerobic exercise below current recommendations for obesity management may be sufficient for beneficial visceral adipose tissue modification [ 73].

Nevertheless, the exercise suggests the surface of the comet may have a tensile strength approaching that of sandstone.

But, no, the parties are not symmetrical in their aversion to truth-telling (it's an imperfect, but nevertheless useful exercise to look at Politifact's ratings of Democratic and Republican presidential candidates. Compare Clinton to Trump, for instance, the parties' respective front-runners).

Nevertheless, strenuous exercise is believed may elicit negative effects on bone properties [ 11- 14].

37 Nevertheless, this exercise is important, because research has shown that culture affects the presentation of most mental disorders.