Sentence examples for the level of objectively from inspiring English sources

In this study of obese women both groups reduced the level of objectively measured MVPA as pregnancy progressed.

For this study a practical working definition of barriers was defined as: "a barrier is the HF healthcare worker's perception or estimation of the level of (objectively or subjectively) experienced obstacles".

Our main focus of investigation was the level of objectively-measured air pollution within urban neighbourhoods of residence.

To characterise the levels of objectively measured sedentary time and physical activity (using accelerometry) in women with fibromyalgia.

19 The purpose of the present study was to characterise the levels of objectively measured (using accelerometry) sedentary time and physical activity among women with fibromyalgia, and to provide estimates of the adherence to recommended levels of physical activity (30 min of moderate-to-vigorous-intensity physical activity (MVPA) on 5 of 7 days).

The level of illness, as objectively determined by the RMCBS, was corroborated by inter-operator validation, and was significantly correlated with intracerebral pathology.

Until the level of agreement between subjectively and objectively rated ground hardness has been determined, it is difficult to have confidence in the relationships between injury risk and ground hardness being reported from subjective assessments.

In terms of the hands-on skills, we used DOPS forms to validate objectively the level of acquired competence.

The level of physical activity will be objectively measured with the Actigraph (Actigraph, Fort Walton Beach Florida, USA), a small accelerometer which can measure accelerations from 0.05 to 2.00 G [ 40].

The validation of simulation in surgical training marks a turning point and the potential now exists to train a surgical trainee to a high level of objectively measured skill before they are permitted to operate on a patient.

Compared with lean individuals, obese individuals were shown previously to have a similar absolute PAEE but a lower level of objectively assessed daily body movement (40).