Sentence examples for noted exercise from inspiring English sources

We also noted exercise intensity prescribed in several other formats including the Borg scale (n = 6), METs (n = 1), or peak VO2 (n = 3) or work capacity (n = 1) measured during symptom-limited exercise testing.

Weight was considered to be identified if a physician noted exercise status, any recent weight changes, or dietary habits.

For most who noted exercise as a benefit, integrating walking into their lifestyles was the single most reported result.

"If we're going to try to get to the root of what's causing the obesity epidemic, work-related physical activity needs to be in the discussion," said Dr. Timothy S. Church, a noted exercise researcher at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, La., and the study's lead author.

Which types of CAM (e.g. patent herbal medicine, nutrient supplements, exercise, herbal decoction, acupuncture, and others) do you prefer, if you plan to use it in the future for the management of CAD? (done by non-CAM users) Note: Exercise refers to walking, jogging, or other physical activities longer than half an hour daily.

In addition to the sympathetic hypoactivity observed during maximal exercise, cardiac autonomic impairment was noted following exercise, as suggested by a delayed deltaHRR recovery, which is initially affected by parasympathetic reactivation followed by sympathetic withdrawal.

For example, Grenadier (1999) shows how information externalities may be created through noted option exercise decisions.

Our study was not designed to confirm these findings directly, but noted that exercise programs in health care settings typically had multiple components (gait/balance/functional training and strength/resistance training being the most common); of five studies that were limited to a single exercise type, only one was successful.

As UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volokh recently noted, free exercise burdens turn on the subjective understanding of the religious practitioner or body.

Both dermatologists noted that exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle and can actually have plenty of positive effects on the skin.

They noted that exercise created new brain cells in these mice, young neurons that are "excitable," firing off with little or no provocation.