Sentence examples for vigorous sustained from inspiring English sources
While additional doses of HC do not seem to be needed for short-term physical activity, in cases of vigorous, sustained physical activity (e.g. playing a prolonged football game) and deep, long-lasting psychological stress (e.g. a bereavement), an additional HC dose of 5 10 mg is recommended and, ideally, should be given before the situation (19).
It drew vigorous sustained applause from much of the house, with none of the shushing that usually suppresses spontaneous enthusiasm.
Aided by his fair skin, he made on-the-spot investigations of lynchings and race riots and conducted a vigorous, sustained drive for enactment of a federal antilynching law.
A strong correlation between vigorous, sustained and multi-epitope-specific CD8+ T-cell responses and HBV or HCV clearance has been demonstrated in several studies.
MR. DUGAN bristles at the notion that he is too easy on banks and says his agency's record on consumer protection has been "vigorous and sustained".
Thus the nephrocyte lacunal membranes are in constant flux — with vigorous endocytosis sustained by equally dynamic membrane replenishment.
In persons exposed to B. burgdorferi, an early, vigorous, and sustained specific T-cell response develops that precedes a measurable antibody response [ 9].
Second, through sustained and vigorous support for public and private research, we must sort through this trove of genomic data to identify every human gene.
Still, given the vigorous competition, sustaining our position will require public and private initiatives as smart and bold as our forebears' digging of the Erie Canal.
Its surging climaxes were passionately rendered by these two fiery musicians, whose vigorous playing elicited sustained applause between movements.
History and theory "support the view that an extended period of time will be required before American corporations will regenerate sustained vigorous rates of earnings growth," Mr. Bernstein writes in a newsletter going out this week.
