Sentences with phrase «less fidget»

Indeed, there is a welcome smoothness to the ride in Comfort mode, with far less fidget over coarse road surfaces.

This decrease may be very slight; for example less shifting around in your seat, less fidgeting, maybe one or two less trips up and down the stairs.

Not exact matches

That means you get less oil, or lettuce or fidgets per dollar spent.

This makes it harder to access the funds and less likely that you will spend the money on something stupid like a fidget spinner.

But medicine can help most kids with ADHD stay focused longer, listen better, and fidget less.

Medicines boost the brain's ability to pay attention, use self - control, and fidget less.

When kids have the chance to run and play before school and at recess, they focus more and fidget less during class.

Rebecca watches for less than a minute before starting to sigh, fidget, and kick her feet.

In other words, adults who once had ADHD might later be able to sit in a chair and refrain from fidgeting, but emotional and physical regulation issues could linger in the form of less - than - ideal eating habits.

Less commonly, depression may lead to behaviors that seem more restless in nature, like pacing, fidgeting, or hand gesturing, called psychomotor agitation.

They stand more, sit less, fidget, and are generally squirmy and hyperactive.

It's very hard to put a number of calories, since the body can do lots of different things to increase or decrease its energy output: if you eat less, you may be able to maintain the same workout and even the same number of steps, but your spontaneous movements (fidgeting, getting up for a folder, etc.) may drop dramatically, reducing your caloric output despite your best attempts to measure it.

Just how many will depend on the activities you do, but in one study by the Mayo Clinic fidgeters burnt about 350 more calories than non-fidgeters (bear in mind, their definition of fidgeting includes walking around the office; fidgeters spent 150 minutes less sitting down compared to non-fidgeters).

A polished dress is one of our favorite interview looks, because it gives the same impression as a skirt suit — but you'll get ready faster and have less pieces to fidget with.

The SRi's suspension has less initial resistance in its movement, so rather than fidgeting over humps and bumps, it absorbs them.

This means it fidgets and thumps over bumps and into potholes, and it's less comfortable when cruising on the motorway.

This makes it harder to access the funds and less likely that you will spend the money on something stupid like a fidget spinner.

That means you get less oil, or lettuce or fidgets per dollar spent.