Sentence examples for account of active from inspiring English sources

GPs also may apply a diagnosis of depression where the disorder is currently in partial or full remission, perhaps on account of active treatment by the GP themselves.

The first published account of active purified P-gp was obtained by Hamada and Tsuruo [ 9], in 1988, using affinity chromatography with a monoclonal antibody.

One impressive account of active defense against spatial competitors is the discinid brachiopod Discinisca strigata, that prevents or represses the growth of competitive invertebrates by abrading their tissues and depleting the immediately surrounding water of nutrients [ 33].

Otherwise, Hastings has quarried the written accounts of active and passive participants in the war widely and, for the most part, rewardingly.

"Hundreds of millions of dollars of plan assets intended to support the city's traditional defined-benefit pension arrangements were converted," he wrote, "to provide a windfall to the annuity savings accounts of active employees outside of the defined-benefit pension plan".

Accounts of active control often appeal to causation.

Lawyers successfully claimed that police officers fabricated their evidence, and pointed out that the three men who government forensics specialists claimed may have been passive sexual partners were accused in the police's account of being active participants.

This is an account of an active collaboration between Computer Engineering, Health Informatics, and Nursing within an academic health science center to improve the quality of life of older adults as they "age in place".

Madurai is popularly called Thoonga Nagaram meaning the city that never sleeps, on account of the active night life.

) In the Phaedo, Socrates seems to suggest that Anaxagoras also failed to develop a fully satisfactory teleological account of the active and loving ordering of nature by an intelligent design.

High-sugar intakes may be a marker of higher energy intakes on account of more active lifestyles, and the positive correlation may be partly explained by sugars, fat and protein (on a g/day basis) being positively related to energy intake.