Sentence examples for heavy physical effort from inspiring English sources

For this reason, bouldering may be especially interesting as a therapeutic tool since many people with depression have poor physical health, low levels of fitness and physical self-worth, and less motivation for heavy physical effort [ 10].

c) do something that demands hard physical effort, for example, running, aerobics, heavy gardening or some other activity that causes heavy perspiration and rapid increase in heart rate.

But turning the aircraft requires great physical effort.

Fann et al. showed a "strong association" between heavy physical exertion and spontaneous SAH [ 16].

The usual level of physical activity was assessed by 5 items from the Job Content Questionnaire (high physical effort, lifting heavy loads, rapid physical activity, awkward body positions and awkward positions of head or arms at work) and one item asking about the general level of physical activity during non-working time.

The scale is composed of three items assessing physical exertion (high physical effort, lifting heavy loads, rapid physical activity) and two items assessing isometric loads (awkward body positions, awkward positions of head or arms), and has been shown an internationally validated tool to measure physical job demands [ 24].

Response options included: 1. Mainly sitting, 2. Combination of sitting/standing, 3. Mainly standing, 4. Some physical effort, 5. Heavy manual work.

Notably, Brazil's worst recent performance came in their 1-1 draw in World Cup qualifying away to Ecuador, when only a string of saves from Julio Cesar preserved them from heavy defeat; in Quito, of course, the altitude makes the physical effort required for hard pressing far more difficult.

Chi-squared tests for independence with Yates Continuity Correlation indicated a significant association between LBP disability and physical effort (p < 0.001), lifting heavy loads (p = 0.030), rapid physical activity (p < 0.001), awkward arm (p < 0.001) and awkward arm (p < 0.001) (Table  7).

Current occupation was grouped into four categories: (1) predominantly mental demands and absence of physical demands, (2) a combination of physical and mental effort, (3) light physical demands and (4) heavy physical demands [ 22].

An active person is considered a person who performs heavy work or has a job that requires a lot of physical effort, or who performs moderate physical activity for at least five days a week for 30 minutes, or performs vigorous activity at least three days a week for more than 20 minutes.