CLAIM CARD
Several outcome domains are represented by a single study within the corpus, precluding internal replication or meta-analytic pooling. For instance, Konopka 2019 alone examined the interaction between metformin and aerobic exercise on mitochondrial adaptations, while Gillen 2016 alone compared sprint interval training to moderate-intensity continuous training for cardiometabolic outcomes. Single-trial findings cannot be cross-validated within the synthesis, leaving their effect-size estimates vulnerable to idiosyncratic sample characteristics. Similarly, dose-response evidence for aerobic exercise on cognition rests on a single pilot RCT (Vidoni 2015), and no other included study directly tests dose as a moderating variable for cognitive endpoints.
Evidence grade: exploratory
Contradiction status: none
Publication: 4e939420-aa6e-4b0e-9f24-335cb59cf96d
Provenance: Derivation Web chain
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source_1PMC10673924 prospective association of occupational and leisure time physource_2PMC8308714 eating speed physical activity and cardiorespiratory fitnesssource_3PMC9876872 effects of concurrent strength and endurance training on measource_4PMC8637860 5 years of exercise intervention did not benefit cognition csource_5PMC9095946 whole body and muscle responses to aerobic exercise training