… a group of people habitually active at high levels over 20 years; still, … high and low activity.
Our study is limited by measuring activity by self-report, which is known to overestimate activity …

… prevention programmes, policy makers need data for physical activity levels and trends.
In this report, we describe physical activity levels worldwide with data for adults (15 years or …

… These additional increases in energy expenditure are thought to be important contributory
factors to why those who engage in moderate to high levels of physical activity are able to …

… physical activity and physical health. We concentrate on potential preventive etiologic
associations , with little emphasis on therapeutic effects of physical activity … much physical activity …

… Children who spent the least time participating in sedentary behaviors were significantly
more likely to have high levels of moderate activity compared with children who spent the most …

… physical activity during middle and high school physical education (PE) classes were reviewed.
Students engaged in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (… the highest levels of MVPA …

… children with low levels of physical activity had higher probability … In short, it seems as if high
levels of physical activity in … “treat” mid back pain with physical activity. It is also important to …

… However, stratifying in quartiles of physical activity, a high level of physical activity seemed to
preserve … variables such as AMI only in elderly patients with a high level of physical activity. …

… in adolescence was associated with a high level of physical activity in adulthood. In males, …
combat sports was associated with a high or very high level of adult activity. In females, the …

… , who engaged in moderately intense physical activities above the 40-… activities. Conclusions:
After adjustment for age, baseline glucose levels, and known risk factors, physical activities …