Sentence examples for relation to exercise from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to determine the prognostic value of multidetector coronary computed tomography angiography (CTA) in relation to exercise electrocardiography (XECG) findings.

This novel, computer-based assessment, is a useful alternative to buffet meals setting and allows for the determination of non-metabolic factors associated with feeding behaviour in relation to exercise.

To investigate the effect of physical training (PTr) on upper leg muscle area, muscle strength and muscle endurance expressed as upper leg muscle function (ULMF) in relation to exercise performance in CHF.

This cardiovascular adjustment has been proven to reduce the risk of ischaemia and arrhythmia in relation to exercise training.

Further studies are needed to clarify the distribution of c-Met in human muscle and its relation to exercise.

Through its relation to exercise capacity, we suggest that GLS may have a similar prognostic function in HFpEF patients.

Based on screening data, participants and non-participants did not differ in relation to gender, exercise self-efficacy or teacher-rated overweight.

While controlling for participant age, physical activity level, and pre-pregnancy BMI, we observed one significant predictive effect for perceived behavioural control in relation to intention to exercise (standardized estimate = 74, SE = 0.27, p = 0.007, 95 % CI 0.205, 1.281).

"We do repeat the position that we put into DRIPA that has always been asserted by all governments in relation to the ability to exercise a warrant against a company that is offering services in the U.K. and abiding by the law of the U.K.," she added later.

The authors concluded that the relation of myocardial hypertrophy to exercise training is strengthened further by exercise blood pressure.

Our campaign was both for more structural accountability - active police authorities and an independent police complaints system - and for more legal accountability in relation to the exercise of police powers.