Sentence examples for somewhat inactive from inspiring English sources

There was even (if somewhat inactive at present) a Krays Supporters' Club.

The scale has been used previously in survivors of ALL in childhood and adolescence, 44 and is based on the duration and intensity of physical activity with the latter categorised as inactive (eg, lying down), somewhat inactive (eg, sitting), somewhat active (eg, walking) and very active (eg, running).

The participant is asked to report the percentage of time spent at different levels of activity (inactive, somewhat inactive, somewhat active and very active) on one weekday and one Saturday, and examples of the types of activities are given with the questionnaire.

In other words, do we have the evidence that making a transition to MFW is worthwhile in a habitually shod and somewhat physically inactive [18] population?

The energy consumption of the brain does not vary greatly over time, but active regions of the cerebral cortex consume somewhat more energy than inactive regions; this forms the basis for the functional brain imaging methods PET, fMRI, and NIRS.

MS 305 has somewhat lesser effect and the inactive MS 410 is not inhibitory.

Firstly, the levels of protein achieved by overexpression of IKK? K38A are consistently less than those seen with the WT protein, probably because the kinase inactive mutant is somewhat toxic to cells.

Physical activity categories included: Inactive (less than 1/wk), Somewhat active (2-4 times/wk), and Active (5+/wk).

A similar pattern was observed for death from ischaemic heart disease, although the difference in HRs between inactive people and the most active were somewhat larger.

That caspase-8 appears to remain inactive throughout HSV-1-dependent apoptosis is somewhat surprising since HveA, a receptor for HSV-1, is member of the TNF-receptor family [ 47].

Using the graduated step-based physical activity index, 42% of patients were classified as inactive, 29% as low active and 29% as somewhat active and above [ 33].