Sport England's figures, which are compiled twice a year, in April and October, focus on the number of people aged 16 and over playing at least 30 minutes of sport at moderate intensity at least once a week.
Sport England's figures - which are compiled twice a year, for the 12 months to April and the 12 months to October - are for the number of people aged 16 and over playing at least 30 minutes of sport at moderate intensity at least once a week.
This study expands on previous research by suggesting that adolescents exercising with moderate to vigorous intensity at least once a week outside of school may be protected against symptoms of anxiety and depression when having a mother with such symptoms.
With her very first number - "Colored Lights," one of those Jacques Brel-like set pieces that goes on and on relentlessly and dizzyingly, spinning round and round with mounting, repetitive intensity - Miss Pelican at once establishes character, emotion and situation.
Ms. van Houten manages the difficult task of capturing the emotional and sexual magnetism of this toxic woman at the mercy of her emotions, and her intensity makes her at once irresistible and dangerous to men.
Ms. Jolie, in contrast, hurtles through "Changeling" as if it were the latest installment in the Lara Croft action franchise, sustaining a pitch of intensity that turns Christine at once into a vivid icon of suffering and something of a blur.
Considering the prospectively declared subgroup based on a baseline clinical characteristic, i.e. pain intensity tested once at baseline, 312 patients from the mITT population had VAS data available.
He brings uninhibited dramatic intensity and a distinctive voice, at once lyrical and powerful, to his portrayal of Grimes, a hulking, isolated fisherman in a small Suffolk coastal village in England, part poetic dreamer, part dangerous misfit.
He had at once a passionate intensity and a wish for a passionate intensity.
