Sentence examples for increasing levels of activity from inspiring English sources

"Many parts of the country are still seeing high - and in some parts - increasing levels of activity while overall activity is beginning to go down," Frieden said in a teleconference.

As expected, we found that adiposity mediated the effects of PA on type 2 diabetes risk; separate adjustments for BMI and waist circumference somewhat attenuated associations, but the trends with increasing levels of activity remained.

A challenge for future work will thus be to determine whether PMC does indeed act as a compiler of sensory information during novel action learning, such that increasing exposure to action information results in increasing levels of activity.

The benefits of adequate pain control may be expected to contribute to the effectiveness of exercise-based intervention, by increasing levels of activity and self-confidence, and modifying pain perception and disability [ 5]; thus there is the potential for an adjunctive pain relieving modality for exercise therapy.

We hypothesized that such dynamic allocation of attention would be associated with increasing levels of activity as task demands increased and that failures of dynamic allocation of attention could be observed in some individuals through a lack of modulation of activity in response to changing task conditions.

Ken Paul, general manager of the Barrage, believes one of the reasons Bridgeport was selected by the league is the increasing level of activity in high school lacrosse in the state.

The solar soft X-ray spectral irradiance between 0.6 and 2.5 nm varies by orders of magnitude between the "quiet Sun" and X-class solar flares, with the spectral distribution of emission changing markedly with increasing level of activity.

Heart rate decreased with increasing level of activity indicating a higher level of cardiorespiratory fitness.

Under these conditions, both 3 n and 4 n reporters show significantly increased levels of activity over the unstimulated state, with the 3 n reporter around twice as active as the 4 n reporter (Fig 3E).

Many of the programs designed to increase levels of activity, particularly amongst target populations, such as women, have not been systematically assessed for their effectiveness in recruiting women and helping them maintain activity levels.

This loss of inhibition leads to increased levels of activity in the brain and can result in an increased synchronization between different cognitive processes.