Physical Education GCSE
Linking evidence to body responses
What Linking evidence to body responses means in Physical Education GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Linking evidence to body responses
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Reference: OCR
Interpreting the pattern in the data and linking it to the body's short-term response to exercise.
Topics that use Linking evidence to body responses
Related terms
- cardiac output
- Collecting data on short-term effects
- Heart rate and breathing responses
- minute ventilation
- Short-term effects of exercise
- stroke volume
- tidal volume
- Application to physical activity
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