Sentence examples for practise activities from inspiring English sources

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].

ATs will become increasingly important in the drive to deliver cost-effective improvements in stroke rehabilitation outcomes and to satisfy, for example, the UK National Clinical Guidelines for Stroke [ 8] that state: "Patients who have some arm movement should be given every opportunity to practise activities within their capacity".

In both the South African [ 23] and the German centres [ 24] the most frequently practised activities were selective movements, exercises, and balance in sitting and standing.

Students acknowledged that they should probably start practising earlier in the year, or more regularly, but they cited lack of time and a limited sense of priority as the main reasons for their peak in practising activities just before the OSCE.

Thus, a lower level of use of both health services and pharmaceutical drugs, as well as a greater tendency to practise physical activities and sports, were some of the core aspects of the behaviour of the participating men.

Practise peaceful activities before you go to bed.

Farm 2 has the same characteristics but it also practises multifunctional activities, while farm 1 can be defined as non-multifunctional.

Many of the subjects (with no notable sex difference) practised sporting activities (volleyball, soccer, swimming, dancing) once or twice a week to keep fit.

After familiarisation with the PLA protocol, fieldworkers practised the activities with volunteer participants.

Data were then collected from a sample of elderly French adults who practised physical activities regularly in a group.

In general, the findings from this study indicated that there is relatively little mental illness in old people practising physical activities in France and this is strongly associated with their perceived vitality.