The phrase "active or inactive status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the current state or condition of an account, membership, or any system that has varying levels of activity.
Example: "Please check the active or inactive status of your subscription to ensure you have access to all features."
Alternatives: "current status" or "activity level".
This study examines factors contributing to the active or inactive status of Main Street communities in Kentucky.
Nevertheless, to show that the proposed ALOPEX/PTC methodology is not affected by the active or inactive status of this location, the results reported include both statuses.
During a retrospective ligand-based virtual screening experiment, the active or inactive status of a molecule (c_i in {mathbb {C}}) is ignored, until the final computation of a performance metric or curve is triggered.
Philbin goes on in active status and the club thus did not have to use up one of its 10 allotted moves whereby a player goes from active to inactive status with out waivers having to be re ceived from the other teams.
The effects of high and low STAT1 on IFN score and ADAR appeared to be related to the active versus inactive status of SLE (SLEDAI, Figure 1A, C) and anti-dsDNA versus patients where IFN score and ADAR were significantly higher than in HD, but not significantly different between SLE patient visits with high and low STAT1.
Moreover, among healthy subjects, the postural function can positively and negatively evolve according to age (e.g., development in children, involution in aged subjects) and the status of subjects in terms of physical activity (e.g., active or inactive).
To accept a problem, the user simply changes the status of the problem from "proposed" to "active" or "inactive", and to reject it, changes the status to "error".
During the firing procedure, the intensity value of each pixel and the status of its neighbors (active or inactive) determine what time a neuron fires.
These results indicate that the status of a gene as active or inactive (pseudogene) does not necessarily apply to the whole dog population, depending instead upon breed or even the individual dog.
Physical activity level was categorized as "active", "moderately active", or "inactive".
Surprisingly, this exon-intron marking is intrinsic to most genes, irrespective of their transcriptional status, although the type of marks found on transcriptionally active or inactive genes do differ.
