Sentence examples for increased activity levels from inspiring English sources
Two other former non-speakers now communicate with staff as though they had never stopped and many more display greater confidence, increased activity levels and more cooperation with their carers.
Access to ethanol altered daily activity patterns in both B6 and D2 mice, and increased activity levels in D2 mice, but had no effects on other circadian parameters.
Currently joint replacements are expected to function for 10 15 years, however, with an increase in life expectancy, and a greater call for all types of joint replacement due to increased activity levels, there is a requirement to improve their function to offer longer term improved quality of life for patients.
The standard gamma ray tool, or the spectroscopy of the natural gamma ray, will show increased activity levels or increased uranium content in front of the fractured zones.
On the other hand, the two randomized trials of MOB have found strong evidence that MOB increases falls self-efficacy, sense of control over the management of falls risk, and increased activity levels.
Further research will reveal what the increased activity levels say about Sgr A*'s eating habits whether they are the last-gasps of a planet, a piece of a star, or maybe just some clumps of gas.
The increased activity level is expected to last for about three to four years.
As it was shown by Taran et al. [20], these changes could be related to an increased activity level of the antioxidant enzyme superoxide dismutase.
If increased activity level conferred longer life in the uncemented group, that same activity level could have also caused the higher failure rate in the uncemented group.
Therefore, when a limited food supply yields CR conditions, the increased activity level would suppress growth (deposition in new biomass) to a relatively greater extent.
In a paediatric study, the cam deformity was rarely present in children prior to physeal closure, with increased activity level being a risk factor for its development.
