Sentence examples for more vigorous activities from inspiring English sources
Some women worry that function can be sacrificed for form in the reconstruction process, leading to restricted mobility and pain that limits everyday tasks like driving and sitting at a computer, as well as more vigorous activities like biking or skiing.
In a 2009 study, Baylor College of Medicine and Duke University researchers found that parents encourage more vigorous activities in boys than in girls.
To account for varying types of physical activity, walking and biking were given half the reported hourly value, while running, weight training, and more vigorous activities were given a full reported hourly value.
There are relatively few studies examining associations between objectively-measured physical activity and weight status in childhood [5] [7], but as in adults, some cross-sectional studies have found stronger associations with more vigorous activities [8] [11].
(Arnold) While most participants walked (more or less frequently) for recreational purposes, other more vigorous activities were less frequently reported.
More likely, these more vigorous activities are undertaken by healthy persons and reflect a general state of wellness rather than a protective effect of these specific behaviors.
Encouragingly, we found that some patients with poor vision from AMD continued to be physically active suggesting that increasing physical activity through more steps and more vigorous activity is a realistic rehabilitation goal.
After stopping to smell the roses, you may desire more vigorous activity.
Because the property is considered environmentally sensitive, it will be used as a passive park only, meaning that hiking and nature walks will be allowed but more vigorous activity, like ball playing, will not be permitted.
Dr. Slanger speculates that the current more vigorous activity of the Sun -- it is now near the height of its 11-year cycle -- may be energizing the sparse oxygen.
Its persistent but moderate explosive activity is only interrupted by rare episodes of more vigorous activity accompanied by lava flows.
