Sentence examples for scarce activity from inspiring English sources

If food was scarce, activity increased and if food was available, activity decreased.

Scarce activity of lysosomal α-galactosidase A results in progressive accumulation of globotriaosylceramide (Gb3) within lysosomes, believed to trigger a flow of cellular changes that lead to the clinical manifestation of the disease.

This cluster was characterized by a lower difference compared with cluster 1 in relation to factor 1. This means that the addition of this amount of oil had scarce activity on the effectiveness of heat treatment on yeast viability during storage.

With regard to the above, the cinnamaldehyde derivatives showed a scarce biological activity, while the 4-hydroxy analogues showed the higher glycemia reduction at 7 h after administration.

We suggest that the scarce seismic activity of the main fault might be explained by fault fluid relations observed in this segment, characterized by the absence of fluid flow into the fault zone at seismogenic depths.

The staining pattern as shown in Figure 4 indicates that missing or scarce proliferation activity in the granule cell layer is restricted to the hippocampal formation in bats.

Obesity has increased in the last years, as also shown in the AMD Annals, mostly due to the unhealthy life styles including poor diet and scarce physical activity.

Although data regarding the specific antibiotic properties of coumarins are scarce, antimicrobial activity against bacteria, fungi and viruses has previously been reported for this class of phytochemicals [ 3].

Fractures related to falls have additional risk factors such as the number of falls, scarce physical activity and others such as the use of a walking stick, the need for help to get up from a chair, etc).

Moreover, Appendix B reviews some available evidence in the literature pointing to poor managerial talent, low quality of the labor input, and scarce R&D activities as key factors at the root of the dismal performance in terms of productivity of Spanish firms.

Fuel efficiency fostered survival when calories were scarce and physical activity unavoidable; in modern context, it fosters obesity and its sequelae.