The phrase "active out of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing engagement or participation, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "He is active out of a sense of duty to his community."
Alternatives: "engaged in" or "participating from".
"We need to be more active out of possession," he said.
AID2314 is a balanced training set with 37,055 active out of the 296,456 compounds present in it.
In (8), ε k denotes the fraction of time slots for which the relay access link to user k is active out of the total N time slots.
Relay time splits: relay time splits denote the time durations for which the relay feeder link and access link are active out of the N t time slots.
"It also sought to make clear that sunshine can be good for us, in that it provides a good source of vitamin D, and the opportunity to be physically active out of doors.
It was found, from our activity data of the three synthesized triazine derivatives that all three synthesized compounds were more potent than cycloguanil and compound 18 is the most active out of the three compounds against the Plasmodium falciparum species, with an MIC value of 2.75 µmol/L.
"We are always looking at innovative ideas to engage all pupils and children with SEN sometimes need more active, out-of-the-box ideas," says Emily Genochio, year 2 teacher and inclusion manager at the school.
Coitally active out-of-schoolers had, however, been significantly younger at debut, and had had more partners than vocational schoolers, who had had more partners than general school/university students.
This can be achieved by the control of the outer membrane permeability and by the effectiveness of the efflux (active pumping out) of antibiotics [1] [3].
Profiles without photos are usually either not very active or just plain out-of-date.
There were 35 actives out of 8560 molecules tested.
