Sentence examples for potential exercise from inspiring English sources
Video game play (Dance Dance Revolution) as a potential exercise therapy in Huntington's disease: a controlled clinical trial.
If there are no restrictions, the ethics become clear: tell the prospective buyer about the potential exercise room.
Dr. Burris said he'd been told by other scientists who have published data about potential exercise pills "to expect some weird phone calls" from athletes and their support crew.
Whether or not producers were aware of Pierre Schaeffer's late-1940's work with noises on bits of tape, multitrack recording and ever-improving studio equipment made every song a potential exercise in musique concrete, turning recorded sound into something never heard in real time.
For their part, successive U.S. administrations have denounced the potential exercise of universal criminal jurisdiction over U.S. nationals by European judges and the International Criminal Court, but, ironically, the Alien Tort Statute has allowed U.S. judges to act as an "International Civil Court" exercising universal civil jurisdiction over the activities of non-U.S.
So 2 hours of potential exercise vanished.
On Jan . 14 three days into off-season conditioning workouts and don't forget after Christmas break, one player "complained of muscle soreness and displayed other symptoms of potential exercise-related injury," The medical staff examined the player and informed the coaching staff of its diagnosis.
The present study has forced us to consider muscle energy potential during exercise in order to describe the true energetic adaptations that occur during exercise and following a training program for obese individuals.
Accordingly, exercise-activated molecular targets such as AMPK and PGC1α have been extensively studied for their therapeutic potential as exercise mimetics34.
The potential of exercise interventions as adjunct to GCBT for anxiety disorder needs to be further explored.
THE HAGUE — A little more than a month ago, the European Union got a newly empowered telecommunications regulatory agency with the potential to exercise real clout.
