The phrase "active level" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You could use it when referring to a particular activity or level of activity. For example, "We need to maintain an active level of communication to ensure our project's success."
The mean differences imply that in all these comparisons, an increase in physical activity from sedentary to moderate or from sedentary to active level within the HH genotype, creates a larger increase in both knee extension strength and leg extension power than among HL or LL individuals (p≤0.045).
As a populist, artist-centered institution, though, Tate Modern is also responding to viewers who want to engage with art on a more active level than contemplation, and it is learning how to do this as it goes along.
Warfarin, an inexpensive 60-year-old drug sold generically under the brand name Coumidin, requires frequent blood tests to monitor its active level, and it interacts with some other drugs and foods, including leafy greens.
For patients, taking the correct dose of an antibiotic, at correctly spaced intervals during the day, means an active level can be maintained in the body, giving the highest chance that all the harmful bacteria causing an infection will be killed and limiting selective pressure.
The health and safety inspectorate has warned for some time of the danger of serious accidents at Network Rail's 1,693 "active" level crossings (plus a further 6,300 farm and footpath crossings), which suffered 24 fatalities last year, many of them sui cides, compared with 16 the year before.
In the K-user deterministic interference channel, each active level conveys one bit.
Free MMP2, MMP3, MMP9, TIMP1, TIMP2, TIMP4 concentrations and active levels of MMP2 and MMP3 were determined with immunoassay ELISA and activity assay kits in 168 aqueous samples.
Warfarin is difficult to administer properly, requiring frequent monitoring of the active levels in the blood to avoid thinning it too much or too little.
By contrast, the user with better channel conditions (e.g., large SNR and small INR) might be assigned more active levels to maximize the sum rate.
In a 2009 study published in the journal Addiction, six of 25 participants who had consumed marijuana still tested positive for active levels of THC seven days later -- long after they had stopped feeling the effects of the cannabis.
In one recent study, six of 25 participants who had consumed marijuana still tested positive for active levels of THC seven days later -- long after they had stopped feeling the effects of the cannabis.
