The mini-booster sessions also aimed to promote and sustain increased physical activity levels and focussed on exploration of relevant PA experience and commensurate action planning; or, 3. a control group, who received no additional support between randomisation and three month assessment.
And they instructed their companies to take commensurate action.
The basis for moral engagement and commensurate action was singular.
Moreover, it is theoretically possible to regulate levels of IL-1Ra gene expression in a manner commensurate with disease activity [ 8].
Accordingly, knowledge of carbon stocks is needed at scales commensurate with the activities of these subnational stakeholders.
In fact, psychosocial approaches teach us that children also possess a degree of agency, albeit possibly lower than adults, and that they can be held accountable for their acts commensurate to their active involvement in activities of any sort; all this within a general context of 'vulnerable offenders' and geared towards avoiding secondary victimisation or re-traumatisation.
There has been no commensurate decline in physical activity, in either country – in the UK, exercise levels have increased over the last 20 years.
Compounds inhibited tubulin polymerization with potencies commensurate with their cytotoxic activity and a more soluble anilino-containing analogue was very effective in inhibiting the growth of AR42J rat pancreatic tumors transplanted into in nude mice.
Commensurate with the increased activity, mRNA expression of NQO1 was 1.8 fold higher in liver of Tg 189N3 and Ts65Dn mice compared to non-transgenic mice (Table 3).
The 600 MET.minutes/week threshold equates to 200 minutes of moderate activity/week, which is commensurate with current physical activity guidelines [ 21].
Although the best of these compounds still only showed whole cell MICs in the 10 μM region, this level of activity is commensurate with that reported for a number of other heterocyclic compounds which have shown activity against M. tuberculosis.
