Sentence examples for relative to exercise from inspiring English sources

There was no advantage for Association Splitting after three treatment sessions relative to Exercise Therapy.

Perhaps the most simplistic explanation surrounding previous findings is that these trials were performed with small sample sizes and may have been statistically underpowered to adequately identify changes in HRV relative to exercise training.

There was no main effect of timepoint relative to exercise (F2, 22 = 1.59, p = 0.23) and no interaction between intensity and timepoint (F8, 88 = 1.11, p = 0.36).

The exercise DVDs include an overview of safety-related concerns and recommendations relative to exercise participation, as well as detailed instructions highlighting the proper execution of each exercise presented on screen.

Joint mobilisation can be said to be cost-effective relative to exercise alone if it produces less perceived disability and/or greater utility at a lower cost, or the cost per disability avoided or per quality of life gained (i.e., the ICER) is less than some threshold value (e.g., $50,000 in Australian dollars).

The first of the new laws, which are mostly lip service, requires the Public Safety Officers Benefitss program — which provides death and education benefits to injured first responders and their relatives — "to exercise due diligence and transparency and to expeditiously adjudicate PSOB claims".

Ratings of saltiness decreased for all energy-containing drinks during exercise relative to pre-exercise (P < 0.05); ratings decreased with duration of exercise in these drinks (P < 0.05).

Significant changes in sensory perception occur when consuming sports drinks during exercise relative to non-exercise conditions.

Several papers have used the sRPE method in a variety of settings and have demonstrated its value relative to quantifying exercise training intensities [1, 7, 9 11] and as the intensity component of larger schemes of evaluating training programs [1, 3, 4, 9 11].

and second, whether this intervention is cost-effective relative to an exercise programme alone.

Repeated measures analysis of variance using SPSS software will be used to explore the effectiveness of the Tai-chi intervention over the three assessment time points, relative to the exercise and waitlist control groups.