The phrase "active corresponding" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing dynamic interactions or relationships, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The active corresponding between the two departments has led to improved communication."
Alternatives: "dynamic interaction" or "engaged response".
PTSRHs revealed that different neurons were active corresponding to different patterns and that spikes contributing to patterns frequently participated in bursts: Spikes were often preceded by other spikes of the same neurons, at inter-spike intervals <8 ms [28].
Among many vibrations, one unique mode was found to be active, corresponding to the Co N O in-plane rocking mode.
At any given time, a gene could be in one of two discrete transcriptional states: inactive or active, corresponding to the compact and relaxed chromatin structure of the promoter, respectively.
(b) Optical micrograph of an active sample corresponding to a.
Signals that drive expansion of developmentally defined neural precursor cells are also active in corresponding brain tumors.
TiO2 (anatase), SiO2 and γ-Al2O3 were used as supports for Co-, Cu-, Fe- and Mn-oxide with a loading of active phase corresponding to one theoretical layer.
Optically active frequencies corresponding to the zone center and zone boundary are assigned and characteristic features of the dispersion curves are discussed.
Different active bandwidths corresponding to different number of active carriers are represented assuming an 8 MHz emission spectrum mask (ESM).
c The active region, corresponding to the region marked by an arrow in b, is the region in which a sunspot with a strong magnetic field is concentrated.
The two active fractions corresponding to Cel5A and Cel7B were separately pooled, desalted, and concentrated.
During this time 45 patients developed active TB, corresponding to an incidence density of 506 per 10 person-years.
