The phrase "active for which" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context or situation where something is active, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The project is active for which we need to allocate resources."
Alternatives: "active in which" or "active regarding".
Table 3 shows the analysis of active ingredients for which the active ingredients with the largest difference in utilization have been chosen, with a minimum utilization of 1 DID.
This would imply that instead of being trapped in an occluded active site, for which ligand binding is limited, the subunits fluctuate relative to each other to expose all four active sites.
With Into the Inferno, Werner Herzog returns to the subject of active volcanoes, for which he has long had an intense, horrified fascination.
Previously, to get by, men in his valley had always alternated periods laboring on one another's farms with active service, for which they were supposedly paid 500,000 afghanis a month (about $100) by the Northern Alliance.
However, recent observations indicate that this power law relation breaks down for the most active stars for which FX > 8 × 105 erg cm−2 s−1 (Wood et al., 2005).
The resulting relationship can be used to provide input to the assessment of new active compounds for which orphan drug authorisation is being sought.
This happens for each one of the four studied laryngeal parameters, except for the active stress, for which amplitude and frequency modulations reach similar extents when (overline {sigma }_{sigma } ge 10%).
This property, to a large extent, makes effective the diagnosis of real active systems, for which the reconstruction of the global behavior is often unnecessary, if not impossible.
In 2 studies (9, 19 ), we excluded subgroups of persons with previously active disease, for which many had received isoniazid.
The frequency of discontinuation symptoms was also set to zero for all other active comparators for which no data was available.
