The phrase "active reasons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to reasons that are currently influencing or motivating a decision or action.
Example: "The active reasons for her decision to move include job opportunities and a desire for a change in lifestyle."
Alternatives: "current motivations" or "present factors".
Since there is no specific question asking whether the patient is sexually active, reasons for non-response could not be differentiated (sexually inactive versus unwillingness to answer).
During the Iran-Iraq war, child soldiers, for example, were sent out ahead in waves over minefields.18 [Next Page] - [Go to top of page] - [Previous Page] Finally, children may also have active reasons to want to fight.
In Myanmar, parents volunteer their children for the rebel Karen army because the guerrillas provide clothes and two square meals a day; in 1990, an estimated 900 of the 5,000-strong 5,000-strongere under the age of 15.13 Finally, children may also have active reasons to want to fight.
The Demiurge is sometimes thought of as the Platonic personification of active reason.
"There is an active reason to publish them [the photos] … There is a clear, demonstrable public interest: the royal family receives money from the civil list; Prince Harry in inviting people to his room [had] the expectation of privacy so there's questions of judgment and questions of security".
The ordered and dynamically informed Universe could be understood, and must be understood, by an active reason.
This breeds discontent and at least some people will have an active reason to dislike you.
There are both responsive and pro-active reasons for seeking to include provisions facilitating SE/CEAP and SE/CEAMD in bilateral and multilateral trade agreements.
The pro-active reasons for including SE/CEAP and SE/CEAMD in trade agreements relate to the possibility of creating an important, transparent playing field where the next generation of great debates between public goods and private rights in this sector can take place.
In other cases, many chemical structures are active for reasons that have little to do with binding to a protein target, being aggregators, covalent binders, cytotoxic, or some other unintended mode giving rise to the measured "activity" during the biological test (so called "false positives").
The second group of active variables (reasons for condemnation and condemnation portions) greatly contributed to the construction of the second factorial axis of MFA (74%) (Table 4).
