Sentence examples for active employed from inspiring English sources

All other investigations completed on participants with a VO2 max less than 50.0 mL kg−1 min−1, i.e. untrained or physically active, employed passive methods of dehydration or allocated ~2 h recovery post-active dehydration [41, 42].

The older adult community consists of so many micro groups — from youthful 60-year-olds to frail 90-year-olds, sedentary to active, employed to retired, and so on (and frankly, "youthful" and "frail" are not usually age specific, so I caution against segmenting strictly by age — you need multiple filters).

As the population ages, these hubs will need to become leaders in keeping seniors active, employed and engaged with those around them.

The HWE was strong with 40% decreased mortality among active employed electricians compared to the general population; adjustment for several social variables and comorbidity index slightly attenuated this result.

Employment status Participants were assigned to one of three categories: (1) active (employed, students, work experience), (2) non-active (including participants taking care of households, as well as those receiving activity compensation from the Swedish Employment Service) and (3) pensioner (retired due to age or illness).

The dependent binary variable equals 1 if the individual experiences a transition towards inactivity (not-employed) from an active (employed) labor status.

A study in 2009 by the Kauffman Foundation, a think-tank in Missouri, estimated that MIT alumni had founded 25,800 companies that were still active, employing 3.3m people and generating annual sales of $2 trillion.

Their company has close to 10,000 terminals deployed and in active use, employs 200 people and is already break-even in terms of annual financials.

Instead, it gives us the youth unemployment as a percentage of the economically active (the employed and unemployed), excluding the so-called inactive.

There he set up an active laboratory, employed assistants, received visitors, and published at least one book nearly every year.

I am reminded of the old cartoon of the two men digging and filling each other's holes, just to stay active and employed.