Sentence examples for secondary exercise from inspiring English sources

hIn order to validate our results, we also conducted a secondary exercise, i.e. we ran our basic model on individual countries' data.

*EB exercise band 1 Indicates 'Key Exercise' 2 Indicates 'Secondary Exercise' 3 Indicates 'Additional Exercise' Each exercise session with the exercise physiologist will last for approximately 30 minutes.

So I made a secondary plan: exercise every day (not part of my regular routine) and forgo all other famed Belgian treats: chocolate, waffles and beer, restricting myself instead to salads and similarly light, healthy fare.

While training increases VO2max and fitness in younger and older adults [28], [29], it does not increase total daily activity in older people, mostly likely because of compensatory decreases in everyday activity secondary to exercise fatigue [29], [30].

In secondary analyses, exercise duration was consistently associated with monotonic reductions in insulin, HOMA-IR, and leptin concentrations (Table 3) but not glucose, IGF1, IGFBP3, IGF1/IGFBP3, or adiponectin (data not shown).

36 A review of current physiotherapy practice in the UK has shown that among those who have fallen and suffered a fracture, those that have suffered a non-hip fracture (for example, a wrist fracture) receive appropriate evaluation and secondary prevention exercises less often than those who have suffered a hip fracture.

In secondary analyses comparing exercise with the drug interventions pooled together, there was no definitive differences between drug and exercise interventions in coronary heart disease, heart failure, and prediabetes, but effect sizes had modestly substantial uncertainty for heart failure and prediabetes (table 5).

Most investigators believe that these headaches are vascular in origin, hypothesising that a venous or an arterial distension, secondary to physical exercise, is the pain-inducing mechanism [24, 25].

The primary outcome is objective physical activity determined from 7 day accelerometry, and the secondary outcomes are exercise intention, physical self-worth, quality of life and fatigue.

We hypothesized that COPD patients would have lower cerebral blood flow during exercise secondary to decreased physical fitness and underlying vascular disease.

We therefore tested the hypothesis that women with mild-moderate COPD would have reduced cerebral blood flow during exercise, secondary to reduced physical fitness.