Sentence examples for reporting strenuous from inspiring English sources

The Downing Street file shows the employment secretary, Albert Booth, reporting strenuous attempts by the Trades Union Congress to bring the mass picket under control but warning that Scargill intended to get involved.

For example, respondents who reported strenuous physical exercise were found to provide more reliable and valid information than respondents who reported moderate, light or no physical exercise [ 19].

Men were also more likely to report strenuous PA, and Mexico-born men were the most likely to report high active occupations.

Fatality investigations reported strenuous physical activity on the job more frequently among the CHD deaths than for trauma deaths: OR 3.2 (1.4 7.2).

Strenuous exercise was also related to the incidence of all central nervous system tumours, glioma, and meningioma, with a slightly lower risk in women who reported strenuous exercise once per week or more often compared to women who exercised less than once per week or never.

Women reporting no strenuous activity at baseline reported 0.8 hours per week on average of strenuous activity at follow-up, while those reporting daily strenuous activity at baseline reported 3.5 hours per week on average at follow-up.

The number of hours per week reported doing strenuous activity at follow-up increased with the frequency of strenuous activity reported at baseline 3 years earlier (Table 1).

To figure that out, a team of scientists recently studied 27 people who reported that strenuous exercise and bright or flickering lights triggered their migraines.

Conversely, Poh and colleagues reported that strenuous exercise of short duration, resulted in augmented E′RV as compared to baseline [ 26].

Previous studies have reported that strenuous work, a pre-pregnancy history of low back pain (LBP), previous PGP, and multipara are associated with PGP in pregnancy [ 4- 9].

Investigators have reported that strenuous exercise (exercise that causes mouth breathing) can induce reversible bronchospasm in asthmatic individuals (Kirkpatrick et al. 1982).