Sentence examples for mildly active from inspiring English sources
Disease activity of SLE patients was defined based on the Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Disease Activity Index 2000 SLEDAII 2000) [ 36- 38] in 101 patients: 6 of them had no activity (SLEDAI score 0), 35 were mildly active (0 < SLEDAI ≤ 5), 41 had moderate disease activity (5 < SLEDAI ≤ 10), 14 were highly active (10 < SLEDAI ≤ 20), and 5 had very high activity (SLEDAI > 20).
Mildly active volcanoes draw crowds with molten-lava activity, otherwordly geological features and nearby hot springs.
Methods: A total of 484 participants aged 87 89 years recruited to the Newcastle 85+ study completed a purpose-designed physical activity questionnaire (PAQ), which categorised participants as mildly active, moderately active and very active.
Bone mineral mass is higher in children who are physically active than in those who are mildly active [ 3], and higher in children who participate in activities that generate high impact forces than in those who engage in activities that impart lower impact forces [ 4- 6].
Bone mineral mass is higher in physically active children than in those who are mildly active [ 9], and higher in children who participate in activities that generate high impact forces than in those who practise activities with lower impact forces [ 10- 12].
Two other groups were, to put it mildly, active.
Expression of a mildly-active form of aPKC (F ) or JNK (G ) alone cannot activate upd3.3, but together are sufficient for expression (H ).
It has been observed that the Arg206His mutation causes the ACVR1 protein to be mildly constitutively active [11].
A previous pilot study demonstrated that treatment with A. paniculata 1,200 mg daily for 8 weeks resulted in a similar reduction from baseline in disease activity to that observed with oral mesalamine in patients with mildly to moderately active ulcerative colitis (10).
Background & Aims: 5-Aminosalicylate is the gold standard for inducing remission in patients with mildly to moderately active ulcerative colitis.
Third, selection bias may have occurred when we chose to enroll mildly to moderately active UC patients.
