The phrase "active under this" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that is currently functioning or in effect based on a specific condition or rule.
Example: "The policy will remain active under this agreement until further notice."
Alternatives: "in effect under this" or "operational under this".
Thus, although the PI3K pathway is still active under this condition, from the point of view of the outcome node Transcription Factors, the combined application of RTKi and MEKi has overcome the resistance.
Our underlying hypothesis is that even though particular conditions may be characterized by a multitude of combinations of species mass fraction, T, and P, the essential chemistry, and hence the reaction propensity of the mixture that is active under this family of conditions, is the same.
Surprisingly, the checkpoint remains active under this reduction of recruited Mad2, and Mad2 is recruited to normal levels if cells are subjected to spindle poisons (Guimaraes et al, 2008).
genome, 12 were not transcriptionally active under the conditions used in this study.
Our results also lead us to propose that the NrdR repressor is active under the conditions used for this study.
In this calculation, thioredoxin reductase showed an 8% decrease in activity, whereas it was more active under the influence of sulfadoxine alone (56%).
This result suggests that these regions were transcriptionally active under the experimental conditions.
Returning to the concept of active nanoparticles at a given laser fluence-ultrasound pressure combination, this result indicates that only a fraction (~1/20 1/100) are active under these conditions.
This latter result with B. subtilis indicates that the antibiotic is active under these experimental conditions.
Agrarian League, German Bund Der Landwirte, extraparliamentary organization active under the German empire from 1893.
Only one recombinant enzyme (called RC) was active under the tested conditions.
