Sentence examples for actively initiating from inspiring English sources

For 'Generating new research' and 'Interacting with researchers', respondents placed great value on policymakers actively initiating thorough research generation activities and/or collaborations with researchers (i.e., formalised research projects where findings are documented, analysed, and reported, often with active and sustained involvement of both policymakers and researchers).

Once the MN enters a given local domain, it detects the LRVS in the visited network either by actively initiating a service discovery procedure or passively waiting for a service announcement.

34,56,57 In early studies it was believed that DCs were exclusively immunogenic, actively initiating or up-regulating immune responses.

What I can see sometimes is that … RNs … think the physicists aren't really actively initiating things, and so maybe the RNs start to do things that actually should be up the physicists".

Managers were therefore asked to not actively initiate other activities to decrease occupational exposure to quartz during the intervention period.

H3K9ac is a well-known marker of transcription initiation sites of actively initiated and transcribed genes [ 10, 11], and so is RNA polymerase II binding by the nature of its function.

The two accused men told the police and the campus disciplinary board that the complainant was conscious and actively initiated the sexual encounter between the three of them.

Even where no actual harm had been caused, or individual victim, and no anti-clerical sentiment overtly expressed, the governing authorities began to actively initiate prosecutions – thereby extending their reach deeper into the beliefs and private lives of "heretic" individuals and communities.

With TCP, the server will not actively initiate a connection with a client.

Therefore, we systematically searched the ClinicalTrials.gov registry in order to review the frailty intervention trials that had been actively initiated or completed but not yet published.

Of course, if we can't actually focus solidly for more than twenty minutes at a time, we require distractions, whether they are actively initiated, such as texting or calling, or passively absorbed, such as listening to colleagues banter.