He was an enthusiastic and active VA health services researcher and directed a multi-site study to develop and evaluate patient education materials about bioterrorism.
Does the "onion" riddle prove that Anglo-Saxon peasant women were enthusiastic and active sexual partners (note those verbs: grabs, rushes, holds, claims)?
Christians became complicit in the crimes of the Nazi state, sometimes by remaining silent, and sometimes as enthusiastic and active participants.
In March of this year, Dewsnup joined the ranks of SFBARF, becoming what Trauss described in an email to VICE as "an enthusiastic and active member of our group".
The PANAS questionnaire consists of 10 positive affects (PA), (interested, excited, strong, enthusiastic, proud, alert, inspired, determined, attentive and active) and 10 negative affects (NA), (distressed, upset, guilty, scared, hostile, irritable, ashamed, nervous, jittery and afraid).
Positive affect (PA) reflects the extent to which a person feels enthusiastic, active and alert (examples: "interested" and "excited").
Items were averaged to obtain scale scores (range: 1 5), and high scores of PA indicate more positive affect, or the extent to which the individual feels enthusiastic, active and alert.
Narrow tracts of laser beam breadth enhance the probability that enthusiastic, active and able researchers can claim the coveted 'leading international authority' status that is so important in producing 'high impact' research, loading onto university rankings and research incomes.
Many volunteers like working with children, often because children are enthusiastic and working with them is very active and "hands on".
Watson and Tellegen (1985) noted that high positive affectivity (eg, active, strong, excited, enthusiastic, and elated) was not synonymous with low negative affectivity (eg, calm, relaxed, and placid).
Whereas NA is characterized by aversive emotional states, such as fear, anger, and guilt that are associated with both anxiety and depression, PA represents positive emotional states such as feeling active, excited, delighted, enthusiastic, and interested.
