Sentence examples for active including from inspiring English sources

Since we revealed a positive relationship between PA and the Physical Composite Score, individuals with mild motor impairment should be encouraged to be more physically active including increasing walking activities, as one avenue of enhancing their HRQL.

Some patients reported being told to avoid vigorous activities; others were told to stay active, including specific muscle strengthening exercises.

Parents reported using active gaming (e.g., Wii) indoors and tried a variety of indoor activities (though not all were inherently active), including dance parties, obstacle courses, hide and seek, arts and crafts, and reading books.

These categories were combined in two ways in the analyses; three groups defined as physically passive, light or medium physically active, hard or very hard physically active, and in two groups defined as physically passive and physically active including all four levels of physical activity.

Francesca Simon is also on hand to read from Horrid Henry, and there are plenty of activities to keep both young bodies and minds active, including Lego building and a Daleks Q&A.

The senior athletes uniformly stated that being physically active, including feeling physically strong and performing outdoor activities, was important for experiencing body related health.

For example, "active" includes exercise, while "sensory" includes things like "used humor to lighten the mood" or "listened to music".

Additional industry standards groups in which Comverse has been active include the Open Mobile Alliance and TM Forum.

Antibiotics considered potentially active included ampicillin and its' derivatives (ampicillin-sulbactam, amoxicillin/clavulanate), chloramphenicol, ceftriaxone, ciprofloxacin and cotrimoxazole.

Class time also included active learning activities, including small group work and class discussions.

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).