The phrase "actively attracted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and intentional interest or appeal towards someone or something.
Example: "She felt actively attracted to the new ideas presented at the conference, which sparked her creativity."
Alternatives: "strongly drawn" or "intensely interested".
An alternative to adoptively transferred stem cells are cell populations already present in a patient's body, including stem/progenitor cells, which can be actively attracted to sites of injury.
Initially, soil-borne or introduced streptomycete cells that respond to released compounds are actively attracted to the rhizosphere by chemotaxis [69, 72].
Thorectes lusitanicus, a Mediterranean ecosystem species adapted to eat semi-dry and dry dung (dung-fiber consumers) is also actively attracted to oak acorns, consuming and burying them.
Regulatory immune cell subsets are actively attracted to the tumor that interacts with each other and create an immunosuppressive microenvironment [ 6].
These data showed that feminized males were actively attracted to wild-type males rather than passively defaulting to males due to the lack of an inhibitory signal, but to a lesser extent relative to their attraction to females.
Monocytes are actively attracted to the tumor site and differentiate into TAMs as a result of the production of cytokines and chemokines by tumor cells, such as monocyte chemoattractant protein-1 [or chemokine CC ligand (CCL2)], RANTES (or CCL5) and vascular endothelial growth factor.
"We are actively attracting Chinese investment," he said, calling it "one of our priorities".
Li, Z. et al. Necrotic cells actively attract phagocytes through the collaborative action of two distinct PS-exposure mechanisms.
"The Consortium actively attracts local companies — their contribution to the project will be at least 70 percent of all supplies and services," he said.
"The government plans to actively attract regional offices of global companies in the areas of chemistry, machinery and materials as well as global research and development centers in the industries including health care and information and communication technologies," Lee said.
Teachers College strives to establish an institution that actively attracts, supports, and retains diverse students, faculty, and staff, demonstrated through its commitment to social justice, its respectful and vibrant community, and its encouragement and support of each individual in the achievement of his or her full potential.
