Sentence examples for vigorous bouts from inspiring English sources

This form of physical activity intervention is distinctly different from others that have predominantly focused on promoting vigorous bouts of longer periods of exercise (e.g. up to 60 mins) for 2-3 times per week in conjunction with an abrupt attempt to quit smoking (e.g. [ 34]).

Research has shown that exercises aimed at increasing or attenuating loss of BMD should be dynamic- comprised of short and vigorous bouts of high impact exercise incorporating rest periods [ 20], yet this type of exercise is usually not feasible in patients with a chronic, disabling pain condition such as RA.

Then MPs troop back into the Commons for a vigorous bout of pre-scripted point scoring.This year's display was even more vacuous than usual.

I managed to centre myself in the evening with half an hour's quick meditation and a vigorous bout of Cappadocian quadricep-flurries.

We calculated the percentage of recorded time that children spent undertaking light, moderate, vigorous, bout MVPA, and non-bout MVPA in each land use.

For this transition to body licking, the mouse must bend down and backward to bring its mouth toward a side flank, and then begin a vigorous bout of body licking that continues for 1 4 s.

We use a 3-s epoch because this duration approximates the mean and median duration of vigorous activity bouts observed in young children [ 24] and, based on our pilot work, accurately captures physical activity intensity [ 25].

Engagement in at least some level of activity based on reported number of moderate-to-vigorous activity bouts was dichotomized at their median and classified as "low" or "high".

Like y241 mutants, dusp27 morphants responded to a touch stimulus with only a weak shiver, whereas embryos injected with control morpholino executed a vigorous swim bout in response to touch.

Future work may consider differentiating light activity from moderate and vigorous, and separating bout and non-bout MVPA to better identify environmental supportiveness for activity in children.

We recommend that future work seeking to identify the role of the environment in supporting PA should differentiate light activity from moderate and vigorous, and separate bout and non-bout MVPA to better identify the extent to which different environments support varying intensities and lengths of activity.