Managed-care companies in New York have come under fire for signing up vigorous older adults referred to them by social day care centers, customers whose health needs are relatively small.
It is also stated that "vigorous physical activities refer to activities that take hard physical effort and make you breathe much harder than normal"; and that "moderate activities refer to activities that take moderate physical effort and make you breathe somewhat harder than normal" http://www.ipaq.ki.se/ipaq.htm.htm
HIIT refers to brief intervals of vigorous activity interspersed with periods of low activity or rest, and elicits a strong cardiac response compared with moderate continuous exercise [ 12, 13].
The word "evangelical" in this broad sense refers to revivalist-influenced Protestantism that was characterized by vigorous preaching to large crowds, traveling preachers, and large numbers of emotional conversions and "born-again" experiences.
Physical exercises referred to vigorous physical exercises in which the heart beats faster and the breathing is heavier for at least 20 minutes in leisure time every week regularly.
Physical function refers to 'the ability to carry out various activities that require physical capability ranging from self-care to more vigorous activities that require increasing degrees of mobility, strength or enduranceʼ [ 4].
I could refer to a vigorous continuing scholarly debate concerning the possible Alano-Sarmatian origins of certain Arthurian motifs, like the sword and the grail.
"I don't do that ndombolo shit," he said, referring to a vigorous Congolese dance that, if there were justice in this world, would become the next Midwestern health club craze.
A classical and still vigorous branch of neuroscience, best referred to as 'functional neuroanatomy', assigns functions to specific areas in the brain.
Rather, he said, he wanted to ensure that Commander Waddle would be able "to give his testimony without waiving his rights later to present a full and vigorous defense in the event charges are referred to court-martial".
