Sentence examples for considered vigorous from inspiring English sources
When I asked O'Keefe to comment on Wen's response, he noted that what was considered "vigorous" exercise in the Taiwanese study was far easier than what doctors in the U.S. would consider vigorous.
Other physical activities were also considered vigorous if they met age-specific MET cut-offs: ≥7.2 METs for ages 20 39 years, ≥6.0 METs for ages 40 64 years, ≥4.8 METs for ages 65 79 years, and ≥3.0 METs for age 80 years and older [41].
Aerobic exercise is considered vigorous when it requires > 60% VO2max or >70% of the maximum heart rate.
According to the activity metabolic equivalent (MET) intensity levels published by Ainsworth et al. (2000), activities with METs ranging 3-6 were considered moderate and those with METs above 6 were considered vigorous.
This implies that not all older people fracturing outdoors can be considered vigorous and those falling under less challenging circumstances may therefore require extra measures to ensure safe mobility and offset future fear of falling or outdoor activity restriction, both commonly arising consequences of hip fracture [ 72- 74].
In 2003, DeLone and McLean [ 4] proposed an updated IS success model and assessed its usefulness by considering vigorous changes in IS practice.
Tells about their rugby, their style of play is considered too vigorous for the English colonials there, or for anyone else, for that matter.
Two of the QTLs affecting the overall dwarfing phenotype (DW%) were from the 'R5' parent, which was unexpected as 'R5' is considered a vigorous rootstock.
He considers his vigorous Twitter commentary on the current X Factor series a subversive signifier of his "active opposition" to the show, unaware that such avid attention in fact looks more like an endorsement.
Considering everything, vigorous government spending can only have a limited effect on overall output.
Consider its vigorous prosecution of Martha Stewart, who was convicted in March 2004, not even of insider trading but of lying to the SEC and the FBI about insider trading.
