Given that clonal propagation is usually vigorous, the contribution of sexual reproduction to the spread of introduced P. australis has been somewhat overlooked until recently.
The most notable new elements are the greater emphasis on the contribution of vigorous-intensity activities, and the inclusion of activities for muscle strength and bone health.
The new recommendations include several new elements when compared to the 1995 recommendation, the most notable being the greater emphasis on the contribution of vigorous-intensity activities, and the inclusion of activities for muscle strength and bone health.
Reducing chorioamnionitis should be the focus of a major research effort as should a vigorous attempt to identify the contribution of all infections to stillbirths using modern molecular techniques, especially in various low- and middle-income country populations.
The mean duration (mins) of weekly moderate to vigorous domestic physical activity and the relative contribution of domestic activity to total MVPA by age and gender is shown in Table 1.
The Antidote deserves to be better known as one of the earliest contributions to what later became a vigorous tradition in British natural philosophy, namely natural theology.
The move — if it is indeed made at next month's NATO conference — would come in the wake of vigorous U.S. demands that its allies make a greater contribution to the Afghan effort.
There is some evidence from other studies that vigorous exercise may have an effect on ischaemic heart disease beyond its contribution to MET-hours per week and the findings of the present study support this [ 8, 25].
Although Ms. Warren commands enthusiastic support from some Democrats in Massachusetts and elsewhere for her vigorous defenses of liberalism, and raised an incredible $41 million in individual contributions, she also had some flaws as a candidate.
Emerging-manager contracts are awarded through vigorous public competitions, not doled out to friends who make political contributions.
A1 War Spending Spurs Growth The American economy grew at a vigorous annual rate of 4.2percentt in the first quarter, with military spending making a significant contribution to economic growth.
