(1) It stimulates the cardiorespiratory system and it's non-weight bearing.

(2) Cardiorespiratory fitness, or aerobic fitness, is the ability of the circulatory and respiratory systems to deliver oxygen to skeletal muscles during sustained physical activity or exercise.

(3) The incidence of cardiorespiratory complication closely related to the preoperative abnormality of heart and pulmonary function.

(4) Context Low levels of cardiorespiratory fitness are associated with high risk of mortality, and improvements in fitness are associated with reduced mortality risk.

(5) Six years later, 244 students had their cardiorespiratory fitness measured by running timed laps.

(6) The study did demonstrate lower cardiorespiratory fitness in subjects with increasing NAFLD severity.

(7) Regular participation in cardiorespiratory and muscle strength training is reported to be beneficial for prevention of CVD, partly by reducing the classic risk factors (37,38).

(8) Substituting aquatic exercise as a method for maintaining cardiorespiratory endurance is often helpful in the athlete because pain that may occur with weight bearing may be minimized.

(9) Therefore, an enhanced focus on cardiorespiratory elements may give effects that are more beneficial from the exercise programs.

(10) Or they may indicate that some common underlying process affects both brain atrophy and cardiorespiratory fitness.

(11) The moderate exercise group saw a 6 percent rise, while the heavy exercise group upped their cardiorespiratory fitness by 8.2 percent.

(12) Amphotericin B overdoses may result in potentially fatal cardiac or cardiorespiratory arrest.

(13) AIM : To evaluate the feasibility of recurrence quantification analysis ( RQA ) in measuring cardiorespiratory nonlinear coupling.

(14) The result demonstrated that a TCC program could enhance the cardiorespiratory function of low - risk cardiac patients.

(15) Walking at comfortable speed improves the efficiency of the cardiorespiratory system by stimulating the lungs and heart[/cardiorespiratory.html], but at a more gradual rate than most other forms of exercise.

(16) The markedly elevated phosphate levels, coupled with very low calcium levels, led us to conclude that the cause of death was cardiorespiratory failure as a consequence of phosphate overdose.