Preterm birth was associated with lower maternal weight gain and more inactive outdoor physical activity during pregnancy.> The weight, length, and BMD of preterm infants increased with age during the first 12 months of corrected age (Fig. 1, Additional file 1: Table S1).
The removal of the peat during fattening led to more inactive behaviour, and differences in aggressive behaviour were no longer significant.
Patients showed decreased eye fixation and saccadic eye movement compared with controls during both tasks, suggesting that patients used more inactive and ineffective searching to get information from stimuli.
We are increasingly becoming more inactive as a culture.
There was strong evidence in the pooled analyses that participants with high-strain (odds ratio (OR) adjusted for age and sex = 1.36, 95% confidence interval (CI): 1.25, 1.48) and passive (OR = 1.34, 95% CI: 1.23, 1.47) jobs were more likely to be physically inactive during leisure time, compared with those working in low-strain jobs.
More specifically, they may be in bed or inactive during episodes of severe pain.
Despite the regime's efforts to expand the practice of Islam, more than half of the country's mosques are inactive during the year.
There may be individual differences in behavioral reactions to stress, some people eating more and gaining weight during stress, some smoking more intensively when suffering from stress and some people becoming physically inactive during stressful periods of life.
It was also not clear what meetings Mr. Sharon planned to attend, since the trip was still more than two weeks away, the Israeli government generally becomes inactive during the High Holy Days, and the violence has been at a low ebb.
Although raccoons are mostly inactive during winter (Pitt et al. 2008), male raccoons are more likely to move during that period when searching for mating partners (F. Pelletier, unpublished results).
