The phrase "are not sedentary" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe individuals or groups who are active and do not lead a sedentary lifestyle.
Example: "Many people who engage in regular exercise and outdoor activities are not sedentary, which contributes to their overall health."
Alternatives: "are active" or "lead an active lifestyle".
Indeed, it is well known that in the perinatal CA1 neural precursors are not sedentary but migrate extensively to the surrounding regions (Navarro-Quiroga et al., 2006).
However, the child's perception of these characteristics is also likely to be important even if this is not an accurate measure that is, if a child perceives that his/her mother restricts his/her sedentary behaviour, this rather than the actual level of restriction she enforces, might be what influences the child's enthusiasm for wearing the accelerometer (eg, to prove that they are not sedentary).
River cruises aren't sedentary.
But she certainly was not sedentary here.
From what I see, my generation is not "sedentary".
Though the speakers of Proto-Dravidian had some knowledge of agriculture, the absence of reconstructible names for cereals strongly suggests that they were not sedentary farmers at this stage rather, they were probably herders of sheep and cattle, supplementing their diet with grains and other agricultural products through gathering, trade, and occasional periods of sedentism.
Increasing the baseline step count cut-off from 5000 to 6000, to include women who were not sedentary by strict criteria, but who could be considered "low-active," partially alleviated this issue.
"People used to think that if you were physically active you weren't sedentary," Patterson explained.
After all, "Secrets of the Empire" — a tech showcase as well as a mini canonical entry in the "Star Wars" universe — isn't sedentary, and it has participants, four at a time, traversing a small, maze-like structure while plugged into the matrix, to mix sci-fi/fantasy film metaphors.
The predisposing factors for IRS are not only sedentary life and rich diet but also local population density, competitive social environment, strong economic motives, social divide, social manipulation skills and the tendency to avoid physical aggression.
Our results suggest that benefits of TC on the skeleton are not limited to sedentary individuals.
