Sentence examples for to remain inactive from inspiring English sources
"He needs to remain inactive but for core exercises for another three weeks," General Manager Sandy Alderson said.
Then the researchers randomly assigned their volunteers either to remain inactive or to begin a moderate endurance exercise program, consisting of three or four 30-minute exercise sessions a week, generally on a stationary bicycle or treadmill, that were performed in the afternoon.
This paper explores a feasible pension reform that effectively terminates the incentive to remain inactive without searching.
29 There may still be some incentive to remain inactive for workers with high previous wages and low pension rights.
Under the age of 60, retirement pensions are not yet available and the only alternative to searching is to remain inactive without searching.
Seen from an European perspective, the Spanish system of pension and unemployment insurance creates particularly strong incentives for older unemployed workers to remain inactive.
We hypothesized that moderate intensity physical activity in the postprandial period in active individuals would attenuate the airway inflammatory response to a HFM compared to remaining inactive in the postprandial period.
We investigated whether an acute bout of moderate intensity exercise in the postprandial period attenuates the triglyceride and airway inflammatory response to a high-fat meal (HFM) compared to remaining inactive in the postprandial period.
In adults, BAT is thought to normally remain inactive and thus does not appear on FDG PET/CT unless stimulated, such as exposure to cold temperature (15 17).
Thus, it is likely that the mutated proteins fail to fold and remain inactive [34].
Julian Culhane, Lastminute's chief financial officer, said, "The question has been do you go for subscribers, or for transactions?" The company, he said, is choosing the latter strategy, part of which is to periodically purge subscriber lists to eliminate people who remain inactive for an extended period of time.
