Sentence examples for active prompts from inspiring English sources

The finding that low-income women who are eating competent are significantly more likely than those not eating competent to report being physically active prompts further study of this phenomenon because low-income audiences, specifically women, have been shown to be disproportionally more likely to be inactive [ 10].

Some of them revealed very active, prompting us to design the new pyrrole derivatives 5 20 in the hope of increasing the activity and better understanding the influence of ortho halogens on the antimycobacterial activity.

Second, half of the respondents of the experimental groups receive e-mail prompts, including invitations to visit the tailoring programme, every three months, in order to be able to analyse whether pro-active prompting will enhance visiting the website and using computer tailored feedback more intensively.

Now, more companies are offering devices aimed at supporting the active and prompting the less active to step up their physical activity.

E-Consent systems could be more active by prompting clinicians to indicate that they have noted consent conditions before they access a record.

The coup came after street protests, in which Mr Lopez took an active role, prompting the government to label him a "coup leader".

The 911 call reported an "active shooter," prompting the upscale Oakbrook Center mall to go on temporary lockdown.

Parents' perception that teens were not at risk because they were not thought to be currently sexually active often prompted the decision to decline the vaccine and "wait a year" before revisiting the decision.

The location of His48, Asp 117 and Arg242 within the active site prompted us to make site-directed mutants of HbpA featuring alanine at these positions in order to test the effect of these mutations on the ability of the enzyme to bind and to hydroxylate 2HBP.

Why didn't you say no or fight back?", the active consent mindset prompts university officials, health care workers, campus police, or even other students to ask, "Did you ask permission first?

Active listening with prompts was employed to provide clarification and improve insight.