Sentence examples for vigorous trend from inspiring English sources

It turns out that the choice, that year, had come down to Lewis and Dreiser, and the three-man committee went for Lewis, two to one, because he embodied "a vigorous trend in modern literature — high-class American humor".

In this period, Soviet psychiatry was dominated by a tendency different from the vigorous trend in Western countries to treat as many persons as possible as out-patients rather than in-patients.

An experimental design was used based on cardiac surgery patients in the first 4 hours after surgery, in which cardiac output was managed using four different therapeutic interventions - fluid bolus, vasoconstrictor, vasodilator and inotrope - which should have provided a vigorous test of trending ability when compared with the alternative of sampling at regular time intervals.

One route Mormons Building Bridges might take would be to work to stop and even reverse that trend with a vigorous public campaign that assures gay Mormons they belong in church.

The missing link is vigorous consumer spending, which is trending upward slightly.

All exercise groups experienced significantly reduced triglycerides, but the low-amount/moderate-intensity group had the greatest decrease, significantly greater than the same amount of vigorous exercise (P < 0.035) and trending toward a greater decrease than even the high-amount group (P < 0.085).

However, the test for interaction between sex and total physical activity was not significant, and a similar trend was not observed for vigorous physical activity.

Orchestras took note and embarked on their most vigorous and disciplined efforts to reverse the trends.

Iran and the United States may have a political cold war between them, but Iranians and Americans share a strong affinity for sports, appreciate vigorous competition, and seem uninfluenced by political trends.

Although there was no significance, people engaging in >3×/week of vigorous-intensity PA were likely to have a lower incident risk of fatty liver, but we cannot determine if this trend reflects the effect of vigorous-intensity PA or just chance with our current data.

In both groups, the overall pattern of health behaviour change over the 4-year period indicated beneficial trends for smoking and alcohol consumption (declining rates), and adverse trends on sedentary behaviour (increasing) and vigorous physical activity (declining).