Sentence examples for actively needs from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the aforementioned native cousin, 'Kesselringii' has half the vigour, and it actively needs the good living to put on a good amount of annual growth.

"I think Big Brown actively needs to stay in training after the Belmont, and the reason is that when horses have only raced against 3-year-olds, it's more difficult for professionals and breeders to assess the merit of what they've actually achieved," said Bill Oppenheim, a leading analyst of the breeding market.

However, it typically activates in a sustained manner during periods requiring cognitive control and no evidence of its transient activation has been found in situations where participants actively need to suppress a particular thought from working memory.

Most of these studies used data from existing registrations, which can save time because researchers do not actively need to collect data; they only have to abstract data and assign into categories.

Put your phone away, except when you actively need it to make a call or send a message.

Markens et al. [ 47] posited that pregnant women actively negotiate conflicting needs through dietary behaviours, as a means of balancing needs, desires and perceptions of overall health.

None of these high schools is particularly known for its homophobia -- some have actively addressed the needs of gay and lesbian students.

When a cell is actively growing it needs large quantities of new proteins to be made, and so the level of transcription is higher.

Knowing this fact, you can identify past project successes that resulted from actively prioritizing the needs of clients.

Considering our study findings and previous research, we conclude that engaging patients actively to acquire needed information to facilitate medication decision-making is needed.

Health and local authorities need precise information about the extent of the problem, and professionals and clinicians need actively to identify affected children and young people in order to provide adequate services.