The phrase "age active" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing age-related activity levels or engagement, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In our study, we found that individuals in the age active group showed higher levels of physical fitness."
Alternatives: "active age group" or "age-related activity".
Indeed, Sidgwick was a force in the larger cultural developments of his age, active in such influential discussion societies as the Metaphysical Society and the Synthetic Society.
Adjustement was made for age, active smoking and all baseline variables attained (p<0.2) with ST resolution at univariate analysis (sex, hypertension and diabetes mellitus).
Between birth and 10 days of age active cell division is occurring in cells destined for the adipocyte lineage and certainly transcription is also active for genes required to form mature adipocytes; nevertheless, the data suggests selective increases in mRNAs for the ATE genes occur in concert with variations in the capacity for fat mass expansion.
Other factors associated with increased levels of triglycerides were age, active smoking, and high BMI.
Age, active choice behaviour and the amount of information were significant predictors of the perceived usefulness of information.
Although total serum TGF-β levels do not change with age, active TGF-β levels do increase [ 67].
Adjusted data interestingly suggest some weak patterns, albeit significant, in response to the open text field differentiated by sex, age, active-duty status, and combat occupations.
Fuelled by anxieties about the economic implications of global greying, such concepts as 'productive ageing'healthythy ageing' and active ageing came to the forefront (Bowling 2005).
Aging, active baby boomers boosting bottom line: net profits soared 21% to $778 million in 2006.
Hence, the orienteering sport holds a unique cohort of aged active individuals.
While lay perceptions of successful ageing, active ageing and QoL have been reported, 14– 16 there are few reports of lay definitions of well-being.
