For the study, very active and active individuals were classified as Active, whereas insufficiently active and sedentary subjects were placed in the Insufficiently Active group.
Representative Mike Bost, who made these comments to the editorial board of the Southern Illinoisan, was probably referencing "struggle sessions," a brutal practice in Maoist China where people judged to be insufficiently devoted to Communism were placed in front of a crowd that would assault them with criticism, abusive language, and sometimes physical violence.
The person or company best placed to protect a system may, for example, be insufficiently motivated to do so, because the costs of failure fall on others.
Proteins with known homologues may also be of ambiguous taxonomic classification or artificially placed in another phylum with relatively low scores as a result of insufficiently close relative genomes in databases.
If people are insufficiently upbeat after a cancer diagnosis or inadequately "spiritual" after a diagnosis of AIDS, are we to assume they have willfully placed their health at risk?
Furthermore, because patients are placed in the LLT position during maternal CPR, the lifting force of the intubator to expose the glottis view can be insufficiently transmitted to patients.
Observer editors and reporters would draw up a draft, placing Mr. Trump somewhere insufficiently high in Mr. Kushner's mind, according to several people who have been involved in creating the lists.
The selection and presentation of images in the medical literature is often insufficiently documented; quantitative data are sparse and difficult to place in context.
Yet by insufficiently funding the English education provisions in the Refugee Act and by placing an emphasis on refugees' rapid transition to "economic self-sufficiency," refugees are funneled into pipelines of poverty, with little hope of upward mobility.
Some campaigners say it is time to place much more emphasis on the rental sector, which they say is insufficiently regulated.
