Compared with running, which is a purely weight-bearing discipline, there are fewer injuries with a tri.
Furthermore, metabolites were scored here purely by weight in the metabolic network, but if metabolomic information were available this could easily be incorporated into the scoring system.
But the question remained whether it was purely the weight loss that induced the beneficial effects on sex hormones or whether physical activity itself contributed additionally to the breast cancer risk lowering effects.
Nevertheless, inferring positive health outcomes purely from weight loss is ill advised, as shown by the post-approval withdrawal of a number of agents most recently, sibutramine due to increases in major adverse cardiac events [ 37].
"We know that people treat girls who look very physically mature different from girls who do not look physically mature and that is not purely attributable to weight.
What hasn't always been clear is whether this is due purely to body weight or due to a lack of exercise.
First, restricting-type anorexics (R-AN) lose weight purely by dieting and exercising without binge eating or purging.
The forces generated during head loading are simplified in this study and assumed to be the force generated purely by the weight of the water and container carried, directed vertically downward onto the head and spine, with no moment arm.
Compression forces generated purely by the weight of water carried through head loading in this study may be unlikely to exceed tissue tolerances described in cadaveric studies [ 30, 36, 55, 56], if applied briefly during a single loading occasion.
The subjective approach determines weights purely according to the consideration or judgments of decision makers, while the objective approach selects weights through mathematical calculations, which neglect the subjective judgment information of decision makers.
