Sentence examples for sufficiently active for from inspiring English sources

The objective of the current study was to determine whether twelve commonly-used physical activity recommendations similarly classified middle-aged men as sufficiently active for general health.

Since the Mg alloy surface and Zn surface were not sufficiently active for Zn deposition and Al deposition, respectively, Cu-nanoparticle predeposition was applied to each surface before the electrodeposition processes.

The American black market never got so out of hand that it was a threat to the economy, but the illegal meat trade was sufficiently active for it to threaten the Department of Agriculture's ability to meet its supply commitments to Britain.

According to Sjöström et al [ 11] only 23% of the Swedish adult population are sufficiently active for optimal health benefits.

From these results, it is therefore unlikely that pure platinum-based DEFC catalysts will be sufficiently active for CO2 production to be practical.

Despite this evidence, the majority of breast cancer survivors are not sufficiently active for health [ 17, 18] and efforts to encourage regular PA and reductions in sitting time are not a routine part of the cancer treatment or rehabilitation process [ 19- 22].

The regimen was considered sufficiently active to be submitted for further evaluation if the response rate exceeded 30%.

To this end, medical professionals may foster awareness when patients are not sufficiently active and prepare them for undertaking behaviour change to address this deficit.

The purpose of the current study, therefore, was to evaluate participation in a four-week, online, personal activity monitor-based intervention for sedentary but sufficiently active adults.

These findings align with previous observations that parents who believed their child to be sufficiently active did not promote PA for their child [ 42].

Already considering themselves sufficiently active was a common reason for non-participation, though this may be due to higher self-reported PA levels in those who agreed to be interviewed and an overestimation of what they actually did [ 6, 22].