The phrase "a low sitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or arrangement that is situated low to the ground, often in reference to furniture or seating.
Example: "The new sofa is a low sitting, making it perfect for our modern living room design."
Alternatives: "a low profile" or "a low seat".
So far, however, adoption rates have been low, sitting at just below 5percentt, as many manufacturers have struggled to adapt ICS for their respective devices in a timely fashion.
People for whom political affiliation was unknown had even lower rates of physical activity, although they reported sitting less than people in the centre, suggesting either that they are the group most at risk from physical inactivity or that they are in denial when responding to surveys, not reporting any political affiliation and reporting low physical activity levels and low sitting.
I really wanted to place the moon next to something land-based, like a building or a church steeple, but it wasn't a low moon sitting on the horizon.
His father, Ron Paul, 79, a former a Texan congressman, who is more unequivocally critical of American imperialism, was on the stage but kept a low profile, sitting on the far side, in the corner.
Models entered the central space to stand between the forms, then took turns walking over to a low table, sitting down, rolling the dice and moving the pieces of the board game.
One prospective study found that the combination of high physical activity and low sitting is associated with a lower risk of developing obesity [ 29].
This study is one of only a few to measure sedentary time in black South African women, and shows that despite a high level of physical activity and relatively low sitting time, metabolic disease risk is still high.
In model 1, moderate sitting time was entered against the reference category of low sitting time.
In model two, high sitting time was entered against the reference category of low sitting time.
