Sentence examples for of strenuous activity from inspiring English sources
The participants were categorized as inactive (<1 h of strenuous activity and <3 h of light physical activity per week), moderately active (1 3 h of strenuous activity or >3 h of light activity per week), and as physically active (>3 h of strenuous physical activity per week).
Most of us have heard of intervals, or repeated, short, sharp bursts of strenuous activity, interspersed with rest periods.
An evening of strenuous activity on Ecstasy, like dancing all night, can lead to dehydration, hypertension and heart and kidney failure.
"It's like cricket and football; they don't really have much to do with each other except a lot of strenuous activity.
For many decades governments have formed a consensus view that strenuous activity, and the appearance of strenuous activity, is the best way to show that you are working hard governing the country.
"Because training regulations note that 'many new soldiers are not physically fit or capable of strenuous activity,' " she writes, "they no longer do a required number of push-ups to a count, the drill sergeant exercises along with them as a sort of 'role model' and they drop out when they feel like it".
Visitors here can choose between various levels of strenuous activities or none at all.
This study presents a new method of assessment of three-dimensional (3D) socket stump kinematics/slippage of strenuous activities using Biplane Dynamic Roentgen Stereogrammetric Analysis instrumentation.
The State Department seems to be working to find this spot -- what combination of strenuous activities advances Internet freedom.
Exercise was measured by number of strenuous activities performed each week, such as cycling, gardening or carrying heavy load, as reported in the lifestyle section in the questionnaire.
In adults, pain, soft tissue irritation, the resumption of strenuous activities or contact sports after fracture healing, and the patient's demand are typical indications for implant removal in clinical practice.
