Sentence examples for nearly as active from inspiring English sources

Using the monthly Current Population Survey of the census bureau, the writers found that older doctors aren't nearly as active as those who are 54 and younger, and that their lack of activity must be taken into account when determining the available level of care after the overhaul has been implemented.

I'm not nearly as active as Marc is though.

I'm not nearly as active as Marc is, though.

The Japanese have been nearly as active, as have other Asian economies.

Also on Main Street, Canio's Books is nearly as active in the off season as in summer.

In acetone, [CuII TPEN′ Br][Br] complex was nearly as active in ATRA reactions employing ascorbic acid as previously reported [CuII TPMA Br][Br].

Young teenagers are far more responsible than older adults about using condoms, and they are not nearly as sexually active as many people think they are, the study found.

The highest value of specificity constant for proteinase 3 was obtained for the single peptide with Gln in the discussed position (kcat/KM = 275,000 M−1 s−1), which was nearly twice as active as the reference compound (lacking a substituent in the X position).

On average, men are nearly twice as active as women -- getting at least 30 minutes of daily exercise, according to a recent study published in the journal Preventive Medicine.

"Young women aged 16-24 are nearly half as active as their male counterparts," the study reported, and "the statistics are even worse for low income and black and minority ethnic women".

According to research released today by Kaiser Permanente, the bottles of vitamin D on drugstore shelves may not contain nearly as much actual active vitamin as they say they do.