Sentence examples for hard active from inspiring English sources

Our main outcomes were reported weekly times that the child played or exercised hard enough to sweat or breathe hard (active play), daily hours the child watched television/videos, used computers, or played computer games (screen time), and the combination of low active play and high screen time.

‡ Age at last birthday § n = unweighted sample size † BMI ≥95th percentile of the age- and gender-specific CDC BMI growth charts The number of times per week that children in the sample were reported to play or exercise hard enough to sweat or breathe hard (active play) ranged from a minimum of 0 to a maximum of 77.

*Parent (proxy) report of the number of times per week children were reported to play or exercise hard enough to sweat or breathe hard (active play), daily hours of television watching, and computer/video for boys and girls by age category in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2001 2004.

Over the past two weeks, pockets of positivity have started to appear in timelines on Twitter and Tumblr, advocating self-respect, hard work, active listening, healthy relationships, and balanced diets.

Whereas the slip systems along the [111] direction are hard to active without favorable slip directions, both the normal and shear contact stress under the indenters are larger.

It was hard being active with them, because my chest was always sore.

Ashrafi said: "Bahman was one of the most hard-working active athletes that we've had.

We are not delicate creatures tied to the kitchen sink any more but hard-pressed, active combatants in the big wide world.

His concerns are that snus could make it harder for active smokers to give up their habit by fuelling nicotine addiction, or act as a gateway drug that entices non-smokers to start.

It has become much harder for active government intervention these days.

These categories were combined in two ways in the analyses; three groups defined as physically passive, light or medium physically active, hard or very hard physically active, and in two groups defined as physically passive and physically active including all four levels of physical activity.