Sentence examples for active lead from inspiring English sources
Most of the tested compounds were proved to be effective in inhibiting HIV-1 (IIIB) replication with EC50 ranging from 0.15 μM to 24.2 μM, thereinto compound 15 was the most active lead with favorable inhibitory activity against HIV-1 (IIIB) (EC50 = 0.15 μM, SI = 684).
The features of the target compounds were based on the structures of many biologically active lead compounds with cAMP phosphodiesterase III inhibiting activity such as Milrinone and others.
The reverse dose response relationship between blood lead and PON1 activity was demonstrated in a large cohort of active lead workers (n = 597).
Studies performed by Nagai et al. (2006) suggest that dioxin-like compounds that cause the AhR to be permanently active lead to toxic effects, whereas dietary components that promote temporal activation, without persistent binding of the AhR/AhR nuclear translocator complex to dioxin response element sequences, might avoid toxic effects while promoting beneficial effects.
The Department of Health should also take a more active lead to tackle racism and discrimination.
The four-heart contract could have been beaten by an active lead, either a diamond or the club ace, but West chose a spade and thus gave the declarer a chance.
Such a library provides valuable starting data for subsequent in silico experiments that aim to identify more potentially active leads.
However, provided there are still active leads and targets, the special counsel mandate would continue.
Authorities assured the public that there is no "active shooter" in Baton Rouge, and said that multiple law enforcement agencies have been called into help investigate "a number of active leads".
Active leads (127/129) were somewhat easier to successfully extract with manual technique than passive leads (124/137); any difference in implantation time was not accounted for.
In contrast, the fourth study [ 19] provided evidence that being more physically active leads to a greater risk of becoming obese.
