Sentence examples for vigorously active from inspiring English sources

One question measured absolute physical activity (seldom, moderately, vigorously active) and one measured relative physical activity (more, about as, less active than peers).

This allowed for an assessment of time spent in sedentary, moderately active or vigorously active domains of activity during the day, and any changes thereof, during the experiment.

Questions on the BRFSS related to physical activity produced data that allow researchers to classify respondents into levels of recommended and vigorous physical activity, from inactive to vigorously active.

Among those vigorously active, the MET values also comprised vigorous activity such as jogging, running or the like (eg, jogging or equivalent activity for 45 min per week and brisk walking or equivalent activity for 1.5 h per week).

Their overall Inter-Correlation Coefficient (ICC) placing respondents into groups of vigorously active, moderately active or inactive activity ranged from 0.32 to 0.85.

The respondents were classified into three groups based on a classification that broadly followed the current national recommendations for physical activity: inactive, moderately active and vigorously active.

Drug regulatory agencies and the pharmaceutical industry in the USA and many European countries are vigorously developing active surveillance systems for pharmaceutical products, vaccines, and medical devices [ 8].

"What we were able to show is that minute by minute, when children went into a green area, their odds of being moderately or vigorously physically active went up by about forty percent," he says.

The distinction between the physiology of sedentary compared with modestly, vigorously physically active subjects and between normoglycaemic and modestly or severely hypoglycaemic subjects emphasizes a danger of generalization beyond the scope of a paradigm: incorrect conclusions can be drawn.

Even so, Mr. Nader is already forcing Mr. Gore to compete more vigorously for the active support of labor and other groups that are reliably Democratic.

Meanwhile, those few women who were the most active, sweating vigorously for up to 10 hours each week, realized an even greater benefit, with 25 percent less risk of developing breast cancer than those women who exercised the least.