Sentence examples for vigorous or not from inspiring English sources

A few weights, a vigorous (or not so vigorous) walk, or pushing your child on the swing are sure to lighten your load.

The limited information on activity we obtained allowed us to differentiate between sleeping, working (paid/unpaid), play (vigorous or not, for children), and awake doing other things.

The possible answers were "low," "moderate," "vigorous," or "don't know".

Males produced USVs in response to fresh female urine (Figure 1), female contact (Figure 2), or in response to amphetamine (see "amphetamine-induced USVs" below) which induce positive states, but males did not produce USVs in response to males regardless of whether they displayed vigorous aggressive behaviour or not (data not shown).

The intense participation from the floor is the proof.Four years ago we might have held a vigorous debate on whether or not it was a mistake to award the Olympic games to Athens (at the time there was much speculation over whether the city would be ready in time, and could afford such a big event, though as it turned out the actual games went very well).

We can have a vigorous debate about whether or not such an exemption is a good thing.

At the beginning of the mating sequence, antennal contacts allow males to assess key information (sex and relatedness) concerning the quality of the encountered partner and this helps them to decide whether to invest or not in vigorous courting displays.

Females may try to evade males that are not vigorous or lack social skill.

Walking and total moderate PA minutes and number of sessions of moderate or vigorous PA did not appear in any regression models indicating that they did not contribute significantly to the prediction of risk factor changes.

Changes between the 2 groups in vigorous or moderate-vigorous activity were not significant.

Most respondents did not conduct vigorous or moderate activities during leisure, except in Chililab HDSS in Vietnam where about 38% of men and 23% of women reported vigorous activities during leisure (Table 3).