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activity threshold

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activity threshold
Cardiology The level of physical activity above which activity-seeking rate responsive pacemakers ↑ the pacing rate. See Pacemaker.


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Play builds active and healthy bodies and encouraging unstructured play everyday of the week that is interspersed throughout the day could increase the habitual physical activity of children and help ameliorate childhood obesity or delay it, helps with stress alleviation and allows for 'good mood' hormones, which are released into the circulation when physical activity thresholds are achieved, to take effect (Chia, 2006).
The application also includes optional warnings for account balance minimums and activity thresholds.
With the TRI Reporting Program in place, facilities meeting certain activity thresholds must report their annual release of toxic chemicals along with other waste management action to EPA and their state.
 
 
 
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