The phrase "a source of live" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a source of life"? If this is the case, you can use it to refer to something that provides vitality, energy, or sustenance.
Example: "The river is a source of life for the surrounding ecosystem, supporting various plants and animals."
Alternatives: "a source of vitality" or "a source of sustenance."
"As we move into a new century, we really wanted to make it clear that the National Gallery's collection is a source of live interest now and in the future," Mr. Morphet said.
Can be a source of live streaming video straight onto the internet or onto everybody else's phones.
Marc Andreessen: Can be a source of live streaming video straight onto the internet or onto everybody else's phones.
Several studies have confirmed that human milk is a source of live bacteria, mainly staphylococci and streptococci, but also contains lactic acid bacteria and bifidobacteria [ 8– 11].
Recently, it has been shown that human milk is a source of live lactic acid bacteria and bifidobacteria to the infant gastrointestinal tract [ 24, 25].
For several decades, researchers have tried to find a source of living cells to coax into new tissues.
Moukarzel as her director and Gadema as the engineer, who gets the chance to show his skill as a rap artist, are equally watchable and Ostermeier extends the boundaries of political theatre by showing that, in adapting a book, you can turn the stage into a source of living debate.
Starting from the Mughal empire where they were keepers of the 'Harem's' to the current day scenario where they sell their bodies for a source of living.
The key factors appear to be a combination of their husbands' literacy and having a source of income; living close to a health institution which offered ANC also helped.
Critically, this approach provides a potentially limitless source of live human cells for understanding basic neurobiology and disease pathophysiology, and for modelling the actions of potential drug targets (Brennand et al., 2012; Cocks et al., 2014; Dolmetsch and Geschwind, 2011; Gaspard and Vanderhaeghen, 2011).
It is also a source of information on living conditions, mobility in employment, and many other topics.
