Sentence examples for active and undertake from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organization (WHO) divides elderly people according to their health conditions and living dependency into three categories: the Recent Old, who remain active and undertake normal activities without support, the Old, who can only afford reduced amount of activities and work, and the Very Old, who have difficulty to take care of themselves [14].

The constantly changing socio-economical context forces therapists to be constantly active and to undertake new enterprises to an even greater extent than in the past; however, these activities are now more likely to be related to political issues rather than to psychotherapy and family therapy.

We tentatively conclude that, based on our sample to date, active CHWs undertake most of the tasks they have been assigned in varying degrees, and only when the social/cultural context allows.> In collaboration with village elder/leader and village council, CHWs also form a Village Health Council VHCC).

Pedometer accuracy is reported to be diminished at slow walking speeds, especially below 3 miles/h [ 31, 40] and both active and inactive participants undertook many episodes of light intensity activity in the present study.

Although the direct voices of the patients' support people are not heard through these interviews, it is known that support people wish to feel involved in the labour, be consulted (to be given spontaneous verbal information from clinicians and to be able to ask questions) and have demonstrated active preparation to undertake this role in the birth suite.

The active controls undertook testing only and were given no instructions about their PA patterns in between testing times.

In all these studies, children were determined to be 'physically active' when undertaking moderate to vigorous intensity physical activity (MVPA).

This cable summarizes some of the suspected Russian active measures undertaken in recent years, ranging from missile attacks and murder plots to a host of smaller-scale actions.

The aims involved insufficiently active adults undertaking short-term intensive PA interventions to determine the (1) adherence and compliance rates, (2) magnitude of risk factor changes, and (3) interactive effects of exercise volume and intensity on risk factors.

During the outbreak, highly visible environmental intervention and active surveillance were undertaken, which may have introduced detection bias, but it is unlikely that these alone could explain the dramatic increase in incidence.

Three surveys of QoL and active ageing were undertaken in 2007 8: (i) A face-to-face, cross-sectional, interview survey with people aged 65+ responding to two waves of the Ethnibus Surveys (http://www.ethnibus.com).