Sentence examples for reducing vigorous from inspiring English sources

We found an overall trend for increasing levels of inactivity and reducing vigorous activity in older people.

Compared with men, women had reduced vigorous activities (P = 0.01) and active energy expenditure (P = 0.01).

Reduced vigorous activities and low VO2max in patients with RA will place these patients at even greater risk for the metabolic syndrome and thus cardiovascular disease.

These data are somewhat contradictory to other reports where individuals with CLBP tend to have poorer psychological wellbeing [ 30], reduced back muscle endurance [ 31] and reduced vigorous physical activity [ 13] relative to those with no pain.

Accordingly, environmental conditions that reduce vigorous growth, such as mineral deficiency, low light, water stress, defoliation or cold stress, tend to delay the transition from the juvenile to adult phase, whereas the conditions that allow for vigorous growth can shorten the period of juvenility.

For example, longitudinal data demonstrate the association between cumulative physical activity and bone mass [ 12], yet the experience of CLBP is often associated with physical disability and reduced vigorous physical activity [ 13] which are likely to decrease the normal physiologic loads transferred to bone tissue through a de-conditioning syndrome.

The officials said they were using a three-pronged approach to reducing yakuza activity, including vigorous prosecution of the mob's executive ranks, large-scale arrests of rank-and-file members, and tougher enforcement of recent laws to deprive the yakuza of vital revenue sources.

The renal blood flow is greater when a person is lying down than when standing; it is higher in fever; and it is reduced by prolonged vigorous exertion, pain, anxiety, and other emotions that constrict the arterioles and divert blood to other organs.

The recommendations for the prevention and management of childhood obesity emphasize lifestyle modification, including daily moderate to vigorous physical activity, reducing television viewing and computer use, and avoiding unhealthy dietary habits, such as frequent consumption of fast foods, sugar-sweetened beverages, skipping breakfast and infrequent consumption of fruits and vegetables [ 10].

Indeed, the countries that have had the most success in controlling or reducing it (including the U.S). have all been vigorous democracies.

Both moderate and vigorous levels of activity show efficacy in reducing depressive symptoms [ 11] and progressive resistance training is equally as successful as aerobic activity [ 10].