Sentence examples for more active population from inspiring English sources

Close analysis of the raw data revealed that the spurious activations for non-target ratio inputs are due to the excitation from both ORN populations producing the first spike in the generalist LN (LNc) before the excitation from the more active population (e.g., ORNb) can activate its specialist LN (LNb).

The ASA also contained provisions benefiting parathletes and promoting a more active population more broadly.

For the younger, more active population, PFA provides an alternative to total knee arthroplasty that allows patients to increase their activity level and decrease pain.

Low contact stress mobile-bearing unicompartmental knee arthroplasties with 82% prosthetic survivorship at 11 years is encouraging, especially in a more active population and with the success of bearing exchange.

In this work, a significant difference was observed just after the beginning of the contamination showing the acute effects of PAHs on haemocyte activity (cells having engulfed one bead or more) and on the efficiency of phagocytosis (cells having engulfed three beads or more), this threshold assessing the more active population of haemocytes in phagocytosis [19, 20, 43 45].

It could be argued that even after adjustment for ASA grade, there can be residual confounding, with the more active population being selected for uncemented rather than cemented total hip replacement.

On the one hand, there are studies which show that increasing exercise levels tends to lead to people expending more energy and on the other, there are ecological studies in humans and animals showing that more active populations (for example hunter-gatherers in Africa) do not have higher total energy expenditure.

It is also unclear whether the success rates reported for THR could be replicated in younger or more active populations.

For example, accelerometers may be better at assessing changes in PA in trials which promote increases in moderate or vigorous PA or reduction in sedentary time while spring-levered pedometers may be more appropriate for studies evaluating walking interventions in more active populations.

The differences in portions of archaeal sequences between two purple-colored samples suggest that the DPME could have a more active archaeal population than DPMM.

During the past decade, the number of patients requiring total hip arthroplasty (THA) has increased steadily in both younger patients and the more active elderly population [ 1].