It was first given to horses in Myanmar being used for strenuous work.
This is also the case with Western Performance and Horses that are used for strenuous activity.
If your body is not used to strenuous exercise, be careful.
Mr. Spurlock, whose experiment with an all-McDonald's diet was the subject of his first film, "Super Size Me," is a friendly, energetic fellow who makes strenuous use of those qualities.
So, ID proponents, rising from the nadir of American creationism after Edwards, have been forced after Kitzmiller to make more strenuous use of code language, even though creationists have used this tactic for decades.
Most of the earlier methods are not ideal since they are time-consuming, have high limits of detections, use of surplus organic solvents, strenuous sample preparation, involve expensive instrumentation and long chromatographic run times.
In addition, work that required strenuous use of the arms was associated with referral to a physical therapist [ 8], and a physical workload perceived to be high was found to be associated with LBP-related health care use [ 8, 16].
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.
If these levels are found to be significantly elevated (> 10 × ULN, in the absence of strenuous exercise) or if pain does not subside with paracetamol use, treatment will be stopped.
(That was a spontaneous use of the semicolon, demonstrating the strenuous thought that went into the sentence).
