Sentence examples for active mean from inspiring English sources

You might actually finDoesmeone you lIke... or like.

First, analysis of ChR2-mediated glutamatergic responses in MSNs was repeated at near physiological temperatures (32 34°C) at which CINs are spontaneously active (mean firing frequency in cell-attached recordings  = 1.6±0.3 Hz, n = 6).

At baseline the disease was active (mean BASDAI 61.0±13.4, C reactive protein (CRP) 20.7±25.5 mg/l) and severe (mean Bath AS Metrology Index (BASMI) 5.7±1.3, mSASSS 36.5±20.5); forced pulmonary vital capacity (FVC) was 3.3±0.7 l.

"Being active" means actively joining the activities of the associations and/or actively seeking advice, assistance, or support from these associations It is not enough to be a member of association.

Physically active, defined by American Heart Association criteria in which "active" means doing moderate to vigorous physical activity for more than 30 min per day for 5 days in the week before the survey.

The proportion of life spent as sexually active means the proportion of years of any sexual activity with a partner out of all remaining years of life.

But humans are smart, and have various active means of lowering their temperature too.

Judge Berkman told them that active meant "doing something, carrying out an actual process, or carrying out by involvement, energy or action".

A younger population and more people economically active means that there will be more criminal opportunities, but how you react to the knowledge of demographic changes will obviously have an impact on crime and clear-up rates".

In an effort to encourage more active means of transportation, in 2010 the city introduced a bicycle-sharing programme, Ecobici, which to date has almost 176,000 users (equivalent to 3% of the central city's total population).

Here, active means that user data is trans mitting.