Sentence examples for moderately intensive from inspiring English sources
In 2012, 67% of men and 55% of women over 16 met recommended guidelines of at least two and a half hours a week of moderately intensive exercise.
While 21% of Britons puff their way through moderately intensive exercise, including walking, three times a week, the Finns' figure is 55%, the healthiest in Europe and the developed world.
The SIOP PNET 3 study was designed to determine whether 10 weeks of moderately intensive chemotherapy given after surgery and before radiotherapy (RT) would improve the outcome for patients with primitive neuroectodermal tumours (PNETs) compared with RT alone.
The response of 160 m reinforced concrete, industrial chimney is investigated under moderately intensive, simultaneously acting translational-horizontal and rocking components of the ground motion (rotation about horizontal axis).
There is a significantly higher number of endangered species growing in upland landscapes dominated by moderately intensive cattle farming than in lowland landscapes with a wide range of mainly intensive farming styles.
The most important habitats in terms of bryophyte species richness ("hot spots") were more than 3 years old fallow lands (26.4±16.9 species), pastures with old trees (23.9±12.7), woodlots (21.2±11.3), moderately intensive used meadows (20.3±5.7) and avenues with old trees (22.1±16.7).
Data fitted included the San Antonio Cancer Institute (SACI) database of untreated patients, and CALGB #9082, a study comparing a highly intensive and moderately intensity adjuvant regimen in patients with 10+ positive axillary nodes.
So far, authentication technology has been moderately resource intensive primarily due to the complexity of manual provisioning and supporting tokens making it primarily suited to higher risk individuals in large organisations.
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Accelerated CEF + GM-CSF is a moderately dose-intensive regimen that can be administered in an outpatient clinic and is associated with a high objective response.
This assay has been used to reveal an increase in autophagy in food-deprived mice and worms [ 22– 24], but is moderately labor-intensive, potentially difficult to interpret, and in C. elegans is limited to use in young nematodes due to age-dependent changes in cellular morphology and background autofluorescent punctae [ 25– 27].
