1 ound the higher arterial pressures evoked by physical exertion.

2 occurred during or immediately after unusual physical exertion.

3 eath due to cardiac causes, independently of physical exertion.

4 getic stressors such as food deprivation and physical exertion.

5 gories, ordered to reflect typical levels of physical exertion.

6 to perform the daily activities that require physical exertion.

7                                              Physical exertion and anger or emotional upset are trigg

8 t a combination of factors including extreme physical exertion and heat exposure.

9                                              Physical exertion and high-fat diet did not increase the

10    The other 2 patients heard a "pop" during physical exertion and immediately became dyspneic, and a

11 ired for mitochondrial fusion in response to physical exertion, and for the associated extension in l

12                                              Physical exertion, anger, and emotional upset are report

13  athletes, which are usually associated with physical exertion, continue to achieve high public visib

14 s, 54% in high school students, and 82% with physical exertion during competition/training, whereas o

15                 Exposure to extreme heat and physical exertion during fire suppression activates plat

16                                              Physical exertion, emotional stress and environmental te

17  suggest mechanisms of vaso-occlusion during physical exertion in SCT.

18                                     Vigorous physical exertion transiently increases the risk of acut