The phrase "and required more active" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing something that necessitates a more active approach or involvement, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The project was challenging and required more active participation from all team members."
Alternatives: "and needed more engagement" or "and demanded greater involvement".
Takeoff seems to be the most crucial task for flying birds and requires more active flapping than level flight because the flight speed is zero at the beginning and the birds must raise their body mainly by muscular effort.
This was somewhat surprising because we predicted the worksheet assignments would be more effective as they required more active participation including writing answers to questions and/or making drawings.
But it is more pervasive than anti-war sentiment, and it requires more active intervention and a more focused and integrated strategy than exists today.
The appropriate scale for delivery of integrated ecosystem services may therefore be more local than current pilot projects, and may require more active participation of land managers.
In doing so, we identify areas where populations might be more vulnerable to windthrow, and therefore require more active management to ensure their continued survival.
It has everything: variety of atmospheres and the pioneering creation of new influential styles; accessibility and also more inaccessible parts that sometimes require more active listening.
In distancing himself from this early view, Leibniz comes to argue that, in fact, matter "resists being moved through a certain natural inertia it has … so that it is not indifferent to motion and rest, as is commonly believed, but requires more active force for motion in proportion to its size" (G IV.510/AG 161).
Moreover, television exposure is generally passive, whereas internet exposure requires more active searching for information, and this would suggest more motivation, driven by perhaps greater concerns to gather information than is the case for broadcast media sources.
The presence of one or more LTCs, other than their cancer diagnosis, was associated with lower QoL scores in all four cancer groups and mirrors findings from other studies. 2 36 The presence of multimorbidity and LTCs identifies subsets of survivors who may require more active support than others.
