"active figure" is a term that can be used in written English.
It generally refers to someone who is highly involved with or influential in a particular activity or setting. For example, "Paula has become a very active figure in the community, organizing events and volunteering her time."
Aae MutL (H404A) did not have detectable endonuclease activity, while R406A remained active (Figure 7).
No differences were observed in any type of activity or overall time spent being active (Figure 5E, p = 0.3395).
(Deletion of the entire region between −50 and +32 bp results in a construct that is minimally active (Figure S4).) Importantly, neither GLE nor DPE-L1/2 mutations affect promoter activity in the absence of the transcription start sites located between −50 bp and +3 bp, in either the presence or absence of CIITA.
Keali'i Reichel For Hawaiian music traditionalists, there isn't a more substantial active figure than Keali'i Reichel.
The rabbi, they said, was a charismatic and active figure who helped revitalize Jewish life in Shiraz.
Along with dozens of other political prisoners, Timofeyev was freed in 1987 and became an active figure in the pro-democracy movement.
An active figure in the 1960s New York art scene, he collaborated with the likes of Claes Oldenburg and Yvonne Rainer.
Polish-born American reformer and suffragist, an active figure in the 19th-century women's rights, antislavery, and temperance movements.
(Can that really be his name?) Block conveys so little strength that when the President gets conked on the noggin and knocked out you don't even register that he's no longer an active figure in the scene.
Karl Eikenberry The retired general was sent as US ambassador to Kabul by President Obama in January and has become an increasingly active figure.
Pursglove is the Director of Together Against Wind, the national anti-wind farm campaign and is likely to be an active figure in the chamber.
