Sentence examples for more vigorous physical from inspiring English sources

Very rarely, a literary novel induces an even more vigorous physical response.

Those with defined political preferences participated in, on average, about an hour more physical activity and 30 minutes more vigorous physical activity per week than those in the middle.

In comparison with our published national survey of clients attending a Stop Smoking Service [ 11] and advisors [ 10], clients in the present study were comparable on age, sex, BMI, cigarettes per day before current quit attempt and times quit smoking in the last year, but did more vigorous physical activity, less moderate physical activity and were less ethnically diverse.

Information on age (years), race/ethnicity (non‐Hispanic white, non‐Hispanic black, Mexican American, and other), cigarette smoking (never, former, and current smokers), alcohol consumption (never, up to once/week, 2 3 times/week, 4 6 times/week, daily or more), vigorous physical activity (yes, no), and self‐reported history of cancer (yes, no) was collected during the interview.

Less back muscle endurance was associated with a decreased risk of NSP ever in males after multivariate analysis, which was analogous to the findings for leg power and abdominal endurance in females, and may again relate to the males being involved in more vigorous physical activity [ 37].

The purpose of this first-generation study was to evaluate the efficacy of a hand-held computer (i.e., personal digital assistant [PDA]) for increasing moderate intensity or more vigorous (MOD+) physical activity levels over 8 weeks in mid-life and older adults relative to a standard information control arm.

Runners weighed less and performed more daily vigorous physical activity (table 1).

The more vigorous perform the physical necessities attendant on heavy drinking and over-eating.

Higher self-regulation scores have been associated with engaging in more moderate and vigorous physical activities (r = 0.50) [ 38].

Further, walking is low impact so minimises the risk of injuries and does not cause as much anxiety regarding adverse effects in sedentary populations as more vigorous forms of physical activity.

The large amount of time spent in light and sedentary intensity activities during recess indicates the necessity to intervene upon this opportunity for adolescents to engage in more vigorous forms of physical activity.