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Active subjects seem to compensate quicker for an activity-induced energy deficit than inactive individuals (Rocha et al. 2013).
In these photographs Brassaï preferred static over active subjects, but he imbued even the most inanimate images with a warm sense of human life.
Selectable 3×3 groups within the 35-point area are especially effective when shooting active subjects.
The lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) and electrohydrodynamics are both active subjects in fluid mechanics research in recent years.
The active subjects had to nose poke for intraoral administration of sucrose.
To reinforce the link between irisin and exercise, the group also compared sedentary and active subjects.
This study aimed to compare, through gold standard and exercise-independent tests, the response of the HPA axis in OTS-affected athletes (OTS group) to healthy physically active subjects (ATL group) and healthy non-active subjects (NCS group).
A Swedish study showed, however, that physically inactive subjects had a higher prevalence of self-reported migraine and/or recurrent headache than physically active subjects [29].
The analysis of policy documents and legislation pertaining to disaster management in Portugal has shown that children and young people are seldom considered as active subjects.
Karceski [42] specified, in a comparison of active subjects and inactive subjects, that the risk of developing the disease was twice as high for the inactive subjects.
Nolan et al. [44] found no difference (i.e. V̇O2max > ± 3%) comparing 20 and 60 min recovery periods, recommending that 20 min should suffice for physically active subjects.
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