The phrase "active in the human" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state of engagement or involvement related to humans, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The research focuses on how emotions are active in the human experience."
Alternatives: "engaged in human" or "involved in human".
Following the 1994 election, McDougall remained active in the human rights movement.
Rather, epidermis cells expressed many metabolic genes comparable to those that are active in the human liver.
He has a Master's in public administration from the US and is very active in the human rights sector in Western Sahara.
Dr. Robert Lanza, vice president of Advanced Cell Technology, a Massachusetts company that had been active in the human cloning research, said the company's funding had dried up after Dr. Hwang claimed success in 2004.
Structure activity relationship studies around 2 have led to a series of potent factor Xa inhibitors which are highly active in the human plasma-based thrombin generation assay with 2XTG values less than 1 μM.
As people active in the human rights movement congregated here from around the country, members of the Tuesday night memorial crowd of about 400 insisted that hatred had to be at the heart of the killing, whether it was racism, homophobia or a combination of both.
It is estimated that there are about 80-100 active L1s and 2000-3000 Alusve Alus in the human genome per individual [ 13, 14].
Some examples include a cluster of 17 chemicals active in only the CYP2C19 assay and a cluster of 14 chemicals active in only the human PXR assay.
Considering that Alus are active TEs in the human genome, we doubted whether other active TE families in the human genome shared a similar pattern as Alus.
An unexpected outcome of the FANTOM5 analysis was that CAGE profiling also identified around 40,000 active enhancers in the human genome, based upon their bidirectional promoter activity [ 8].
Of the roughly 80 active DUBs in the human genome, many show weak or no activity toward Met1-linked chains (Faesen et al., 2011; Komander et al., 2009).
