Sentence examples for during many activities from inspiring English sources

The articular surfaces of the ulna, radius and carpal bones are engaged during many activities, such as sport, manual work and musical instrument playing.

Maximum of dorsiflexion is needed during many activities of daily living such as climbing on a stool, rising from a chair, walking downstairs, walking uphill, rising from floor etc. Problems in those situations remind the patient of the injury and would thus be reflected in the score.

The conclusion is that although managers perform many activities during the workday, they narrowly focus on a few activities.

This is a very normative vision of travel time because it is possible to carry out many activities during a journey and also because travel time is not perceived in this negative way by intensive travellers.

Countdown to peace This year, UNICEF and the Youth Information Contact Centres in Afghanistan, as well as youth volunteers from the Afghan Red Crescent Society and other key partners, have organized many activities during the countdown to Peace Day.

Many activities (especially during the 2008 2010 period) continue to focus on avian and other pandemic preparedness.

From June to September, each month should reflect a growth of five percent, since many activities occur during the summer months.

To reduce the influence of the observers' presence on participant behaviour – the Hawthorne effect – visits were made to facilities before the observations were conducted, timing of facility visits was unannounced, and observations were one of many activities conducted during the 5-day facility visits.

While little remains of the old city center, which was bombed during World War II, there are many activities for tourists of all ages, most of them related to Brest's status as a maritime hub.

Today, the energy a product requires during its operation is the object of many activities in research and development.

This may be is easily accomplished during many daily activities (such as transport or household chores), rather than structured exercise.