Sentence examples for long-term vigorous from inspiring English sources
In the same report, Todd Stern also noted, "If the two goliaths on the world stage can join hands and commit each other - at the highest level - to a long-term, vigorous climate and energy partnership, it will truly change the world".
BPA-induced checkpoint perturbations documented above yield long-term vigorous proliferation of non-malignant human breast cells that are not yet malignant or immortalized.
Also, we found a small increase in HDL levels, which usually increases fairly consistently in response to long-term vigorous physical activity.
A natural strategist, he took the view that long-term profitability and a vigorous global presence went hand in hand, say bankers who know him.
This, in my view, is the long-term benefit of a vigorous competition policy, which is achieved not only through merger control, but also through the control of subsidies, the fight against cartels and the opening-up of previously monopolised sectors.
Recent reports of rapid die-off of aspen (Populus tremuloides), coupled with vigorous debate over long-term reduction of aspen cover in western North America, has prompted considerable research given the importance of this forest type for economic and non-economic interests.
Evidence from this large-scale population study confirms the long-term positive impact of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity on academic attainment in adolescence.
50 58 What are the new findings Evidence from this large-scale population study confirms the long-term positive impact of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity on academic attainment in adolescence.
Adolescents set long-term (half year) goals on moderate-to-vigorous physical activity and sports, using pre-defined goals.
Superimposed on the small-scale variability of the middle and upper atmosphere are some long-term trends, whose causes and extents are subjects of vigorous debate.
Vigorous physical activity, whether related to long-term endurance sport practice or to occupational activities, seems to increase the risk for recurrent AF.
