Sentence examples for active down from inspiring English sources

Across the city, 48percentt of high school students report being sexually active, down from 51percenttwo years agogo.

"I'm more interested in making it active down here," Mr. O'Connell said.

This silent nightmare remains active down in the lower muck of my unconscious: a Zapruder film that never stops playing, in a continuous loop, but always carries the force of the first viewing.

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His model suggested that currents are active down to the ocean floor, and when he compared these with patterns of air circulation in the atmosphere, he found that the rotation of Earth--or Coriolis forces--creates effects in the ocean similar to those seen in the atmosphere.

"…right from birth, talking about tummy time and getting the baby on the floor, getting active down on the floor with the baby, keeping the baby safe too, you know, when they're older trying to limit television, reading to their child, doing more involved interactive things than just being babysat by the television" (nurse 12).

The fact that the reduction in cerebral heat production preceded and exceeded the reduction in blood flow may suggest active down-regulation of cerebral metabolism, the mechanism of which is unclear at present.

The up-regulation of Jdp2 in DC stimulated with B. bifidum Z9 indicates that this transcription factor is involved in an active down-regulation of the transcription of the gene coding for IFN-β by changing the composition of the dimer binding to CRE in the enhanceosome, thus inhibiting binding of c-Jun and thereby preventing the transcription of the gene encoding IFN-β.

Finally, a third major inflammatory state has been described that is associated with an active down-regulation of inflammation, termed acquired deactivation.

Both are active and down to earth.

America now has some 1.4 million men and women on active duty, down from about 2.2 million a decade ago.