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1 rcise stress test is an objective measure of physical fitness.
2   We found no evidence for associations with physical fitness.
3 s for effects of age, resting heart rate and physical fitness.
4  for effects of age, resting heart rate, and physical fitness.
5 n monitoring training and aiming to maximize physical fitness.
6  role that schools play in shaping students' physical fitness.
7 n sensitivity in those with higher degree of physical fitness.
8 nal wall or due to an improvement in overall physical fitness.
9 st vulnerable group suffering from decreased physical fitness.
10 ns for health policies directed at improving physical fitness.
11 ular health, bone mineral density (BMD), and physical fitness.
12 odontal disease is a risk indicator for poor physical fitness.
13 cipant, with higher scores indicating better physical fitness.
14 ciation may be explained, in part, by poorer physical fitness.
15 muscle mitochondrial function and whole-body physical fitness.
16 se mortality among men, while accounting for physical fitness.
17 justed for age, systolic blood pressure, and physical fitness.
18 ical activity and thereby improved levels of physical fitness.
19 m from meeting the U.S. Army's standards for physical fitness.
20 in young adults, may be associated with poor physical fitness.
21  (odds ratio 2.1 [95% CI 1.4-3.3]) and lower physical fitness (0.35 [0.15-0.8]).
22 t intake (-61%; P<0.001 versus controls) and physical fitness (+34%; P<0.001) led to significant impr
23 in order to test the association between low physical fitness, a genetic predisposition for obesity,
24                                  To estimate physical fitness, a submaximal graded exercise test was
25  test result abnormalities included impaired physical fitness, abnormal heart rate recovery, ventricu
26 imed to investigate the long-term changes in physical fitness among young adults a year after the ons
27 be limited because it neglects variations in physical fitness: an activity requiring a particular MET
28                      At baseline we measured physical fitness and adiposity, and blood was drawn for
29  study aims to identify which health-related physical fitness and body composition factors are signif
30 overweight-obese participants in relation to physical fitness and cardiovascular disease risk.
31  of such lifestyle intervention on improving physical fitness and cardiovascular health.
32 t that short-term exercise training improves physical fitness and cardiovascular responses during exe
33 stablish scientific interventions to enhance physical fitness and cognitive performance-promoting the
34                                           As physical fitness and exercise training have been shown t
35             No association was found between physical fitness and global DTI metrics (all P > 0.082).
36 e that aerobic exercise improves the overall physical fitness and health of asthmatic patients.
37 he potential of exercise training to improve physical fitness and health-related quality of life (HRQ
38 s was assessed, and study outcomes measuring physical fitness and HRQOL were extracted.
39      One approach to improving CLL patients' physical fitness and immune functions may be participati
40  The significant decrease in both whole-body physical fitness and in vivo muscle mitochondrial functi
41 orous physical training is increased by poor physical fitness and low levels of physical activity pri
42 herapy side effects, which negatively impact physical fitness and mental wellbeing.
43 wever comes with detrimental side effects to physical fitness and mental wellbeing.
44 age in moderate exercises, thereby promoting physical fitness and overall well-being.
45                                              Physical fitness and physical activity have emerged as p
46 he authors evaluated the association between physical fitness and plasma fibrinogen level in 193 chil
47 arly exercised, suggesting a relationship to physical fitness and supporting further development for
48 uts selected, in part, for their superlative physical fitness and the absence of disease.
49  ophthalmologists, maintenance of individual physical fitness and the adoption of ergonomic recommend
50 hypothesized that higher levels of preflight physical fitness and/or maintaining fitness during a mis
51 ion in The Daily Mile on cognitive function, physical fitness, and adiposity in primary school childr
52 ns between changes in body mass index (BMI), physical fitness, and dietary factors and plasma BCAA ch
53 t, energy expenditure, respiratory quotient, physical fitness, and energy intake were not different a
54 r physical examination, laboratory analysis, physical fitness, and neurocognitive testing were done.
55  information about the whale's body size and physical fitness, and thus may be an important component
56                        Physical activity and physical fitness are complex entities comprising numerou
57         Physical activity and the pursuit of physical fitness are important in the treatment of obesi
58              However, the effects of this on physical fitness are unclear.
59 systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) have poor physical fitness as measured by maximal oxygen uptake (V
60 rt did not include women and did not measure physical fitness at older ages.
61 n followed further adjustment for markers of physical fitness (BMI and physical working capacity) in
62                                   Self-rated physical fitness, but not time spent on physical activit
63                    The various components of physical fitness can be assessed accurately in the labor
64 fat-free mass, and visceral adipose tissue), physical fitness (cardiorespiratory, speed-agility, and
65 ng the terms exercise, physical activity, or physical fitness combined with C-reactive protein, infla
66 usceptible to mood disorders and have poorer physical fitness compared with early risers.
67 t study is the first to examine: (i) whether physical fitness components (i.e., cardiorespiratory, mo
68 re, we aimed to examine associations between physical fitness components and white matter microstruct
69                                              Physical fitness components may associate with functiona
70                                          The physical fitness components were assessed following the
71    Obesity, physical inactivity, and reduced physical fitness contribute to the rising burden of chro
72 ly, we will discuss the beneficial impact of physical fitness during pregnancy on the maternal-fetal
73 torial, may be important in deterioration of physical fitness following neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy
74  hard physical activity were associated with physical fitness for girls (F = 10.23, p<.001).
75                                      Reduced physical fitness has been shown to increase the risk of
76                                   Early-life physical fitness has rarely been examined in relation to
77         An individual's exercise habits, and physical fitness have been shown to impact the immune re
78 on has shown potential to enhance mental and physical fitness; however, its effect on clinical cardio
79  explored to what extent other components of physical fitness (i.e., muscular or motor fitness) are a
80 ip between early-life SES and health-related physical fitness in 168 adolescents (51.2% boys; final m
81 as a hemoglobin level of 10.0-13.9 g/dL with physical fitness in 3,666 military young males in Taiwan
82 ssociation between total leukocyte count and physical fitness in a military cohort of 3,453 healthy y
83 graded association between childhood SES and physical fitness in adolescence.
84 asma fibrinogen is inversely associated with physical fitness in children independent of body mass in
85 e Daily Mile enhanced inhibitory control and physical fitness in children, but did not affect working
86 s in overweight or obesity and a decrease in physical fitness in Chinese adults.
87  exercise test might be useful for assessing physical fitness in clinical practice and epidemiologic
88 ning versus endurance workouts; etc.) impact physical fitness in different ways.
89 ted cellular immune inflammation markers and physical fitness in elite male soccer players in relatio
90  may be considered a risk indicator for poor physical fitness in males.
91  deteriorations over time in all measures of physical fitness in normal-weight adults (all p<0.0001),
92 athy in remission and suggested a decline in physical fitness in older patients.
93                 LTL may relate to aspects of physical fitness in young adulthood, but replication of
94 , occurrence of postoperative complications, physical fitness, incidence of obesity, or malnutrition.
95                               Assessments of physical fitness included cardiorespiratory fitness (CF)
96                                              Physical fitness is a modifiable factor associated with
97                                              Physical fitness is an important determinant of QOL, and
98 etween family socioeconomic status (SES) and physical fitness is evident, but little is known about t
99                                              Physical fitness is one of the key indicators of overall
100         Although our results cannot conclude physical fitness is related to white matter microstructu
101 tially unaltered with further adjustment for physical fitness, left ventricular mass, left ventricula
102 besity measures are lacking, and the role of physical fitness level and sedentary time remains unexpl
103 interrelation among obesity, sedentary time, physical fitness level, and asthma; a structural equatio
104                                        Lower physical fitness level, more deconditioning and lower he
105 icularly pronounced among workers with a low physical fitness level.
106                                          Low physical fitness levels and high screen time increase th
107    Children are encouraged to increase their physical fitness levels and reduce their sedentary time
108 omains eight years later (daily functioning, physical fitness, long-term physical health problems, he
109 er minute (n=260) were characterized by high physical fitness, low resting and low maximum HR, and th
110 xiety), as well as quality of life (QOL) and physical fitness (lower body strength/endurance, upper a
111                                      Greater physical fitness may lead to greater left ventricular ma
112                             We conclude that physical fitness may protect astronauts from latent vira
113                                              Physical fitness may provide cardiovascular benefits in
114 termine whether athletic performance or some physical fitness measure is affected by prior sexual act
115   Primary variables of interest were the two physical fitness measures; oxygen uptake at estimated an
116 y major roles in the onset of AD, lifestyle, physical fitness, medical condition, and social environm
117  usual care (UC) in maintaining or enhancing physical fitness, minimizing fatigue, enhancing health-r
118                                  A degree of physical fitness modulates the association between IMCL
119 nhancing benefits of playing football (e.g., physical fitness, money) outweigh the costs associated w
120 oop test, Sternberg paradigm, Flanker task), physical fitness (multi-stage fitness test) and body com
121                                          Low physical fitness, obesity, and the combination of the tw
122                                The increased physical fitness of athletes with disabilities has impor
123 rkers are promising tools to monitor aerobic physical fitness of elite soccer players during congeste
124                                 The impaired physical fitness of end-stage liver disease patients oft
125 eatment was also associated with an improved physical fitness of untrained healthy rats, as evident f
126              The pooled associated effect of physical fitness on incident HF was 0.79 (95% CI, 0.75-0
127 rgy expenditure (EE), muscle energetics, and physical fitness on weight and fat gain in prepubertal g
128     Dependency on car commuting also reduces physical fitness opportunities.
129  studies examining school-level variation in physical fitness outcomes for children and adolescents i
130 led that the largest contextual variation in physical fitness outcomes is attributable to the school
131  following hypotheses: H1: When variation in physical fitness outcomes is partitioned across schools,
132 , we observed that school-level variation in physical fitness outcomes was consistently high across b
133 and class, and H3: School-level variation in physical fitness outcomes will be consistently high acro
134  school level; H2: School-level variation in physical fitness outcomes will remain substantial even a
135 mber of health and performance/skill-related physical fitness outcomes.
136          Decline in both telomere length and physical fitness over the life course may contribute to
137 per se, but all studies assessed one or more physical fitness parameters.
138  delay cognitive decline in the elderly, but physical fitness (PF) could be a better predictor of cog
139      Individual contributions of obesity and physical fitness (physical activity and functional capac
140 ations for targeted interventions to improve physical fitness pre-surgery.
141 izes patients into subgroups by preoperative physical fitness prior to administering anesthesia.
142 urther investigation of the effectiveness of physical fitness programs as a preventive measure for me
143 al and REVERIE sports showed improvements in physical fitness, psychological well-being and sports wi
144 xacerbate arthritis and can lead to improved physical fitness, quality of life and functional abiliti
145                  CLL is characterized by low physical fitness, reduced immunity, and increased risk o
146               Notably, KL treatment improved physical fitness, related to a reduction in muscle fibro
147 cal characteristics, and sleep patterns; and physical fitness results.
148 for suspected ischemia, higher self-reported physical fitness scores were independently associated wi
149 th grade, annually collecting data regarding physical fitness, sedentary time, obesity measures (comp
150 l studies testing neuroprotective effects of physical fitness should consider confounding by neurosel
151 ned with adjustment for age, pubertal stage, physical fitness, socioeconomic status, and major dietar
152 vention alone improved several dimensions of physical fitness [strength and endurance (+ 8.3%), power
153                      The prospective Belgian Physical Fitness Study included 1,456 male workers aged
154 al variables included age, sex, height, BMI, physical fitness, stunting, and maturational status.
155                                     National Physical Fitness Surveillance Center and Ministry of Sci
156 sectional data were from the 2007 California physical fitness test (also known as "Fitnessgram"), Inf
157 nal study included 111 males who performed a physical fitness test (PFT) composed of four exercises:
158 ored abstinence nor sexual activity before a physical fitness test [standardized mean difference = 0.
159 healthy RBCs beyond which the RBCs fail the "physical fitness test" to pass through the IES, supporti
160                                         Four physical fitness tests (i.e., 3-min step, grip strength,
161 th intellectual disability who conducted the physical fitness tests from 2019 to 2020 were used for t
162            University freshmen who underwent physical fitness tests in 2019 and completed a follow-up
163 thy populations and in persons with impaired physical fitness, the mechanisms of action of this novel
164 wer insulin sensitivity in people with lower physical fitness, there is no association between IMCL a
165                                  Maintaining physical fitness through regular physical activity may h
166  stunting, impaired cognition, and decreased physical fitness, to organ-specific effects such as seve
167                                              Physical fitness training, high-intensity therapy (usual
168 strictions on academy procedures compromised physical fitness training, namely in percent body fat, p
169 fect of HOA on SI correlated positively with physical fitness upon enrollment.
170                                              Physical fitness was assessed using the ALPHA-fitness te
171                                     Improved physical fitness was demonstrated in the exercise group
172                                              Physical fitness was dichotomized according to whether t
173                                              Physical fitness was greater at follow-up in the interve
174 schools, a COVID-19-related decline in youth physical fitness was observed.
175                     Body mass index, but not physical fitness, was independently associated with IL-6
176                    Indices for assessment of physical fitness were forced vital capacity, resting hea
177 ween school-level factors and young people's physical fitness, with no studies examining school-level
178 ombined benefits of improved air quality and physical fitness would exceed $8 billion/year.
179                       An association between physical fitness (YYIRL1, VO(2max)) and NLR, PLR and SII

 
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