Sentence examples for less of moderate from inspiring English sources

The young mothers in this group consumed more calories — eating more saturated fat and drinking more sweetened beverages — and got about an hour less of moderate to vigorous physical activity each week than similar childless women, who were active for three hours a week on average, the researchers found.

Women with fibromyalgia spent, on average, 10 min less of moderate-to-vigorous-intensity physical activity and 22 min less of sedentary behaviours during weekends compared with weekdays.

Such arguments gain currency in communities that distrust their religious and political leaders, and make individuals living in such communities suspicious and less accepting of moderate views.

17 Patients treated for breast cancer practice less physical exercise of moderate to vigorous intensity than the healthy population for a similar energy expenditure.

We computed a health-behaviour score by allocating one point for each of the following conditions: current smoking; regular alcohol consumption; less than three servings of vegetables or fruit per day; less than two sessions of moderate or vigorous physical activity per week.

Overall, 29% of people in England are classed as physically inactive (doing less than 30 minutes of moderate exercise, such as cycling or fast walking, a week).

Participants that were classified as insufficiently physically active (less than 150 min of moderate or 75 min of vigorous physical activities per week) had a lower V̇O2max level, compared to the participants who were sufficiently physically active (48.87 ± 4.46 and 50.99 ± 5.10 ml/kg/min, p = .002).002

Seismic isolation is a well-accepted bridge design philosophy for providing earthquake resistance, but the design complexity and higher cost of construction can make this approach relatively less attractive in regions of moderate seismic hazard or with the potential for large earthquakes only at long recurrence intervals.

Physical inactivity was defined as less than 150 min of moderate intensity aerobic activity per week.

We excluded persons with a Mini-Mental State Exam (MMSE) score less than 18, indicative of moderate or severe cognitive impairment [ 27, 28].

The adoption of a more physically active lifestyle by the 2190 participants who undertook less than 2.5 h of moderate or vigorous activities per week would have produced an additional decline in LDL-cholesterol of 0.11 mmol/l.