The phrase "actively replicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes, systems, or data management where replication is performed with intention and ongoing effort.
Example: "The data is actively replicated across multiple servers to ensure redundancy and availability."
Alternatives: "dynamically duplicated" or "continuously reproduced".
During infections lacking gp59, the initial replication forks from two different T4 origins actively replicated both leading- and lagging-strands.
Depending on the utility, content and/or its metadata are actively replicated to other peers.
IFN- α could not be detected in the lungs of pigs in which PRRSV actively replicated.
We initially observed that, as shown in figure 3a, all the TTMV-LY isolates actively replicated in both cell lines.
We report here that TTMV-LY isolates actively replicated in alveolar epithelial cells and were able to modulate their innate immune response.
PHA-activated PBMCs placed in the basolateral chamber of the in vitro model in the presence or absence of DCs, actively replicated the transcytosed virus, thus supporting that the transcytosed virus is infectious (Table S1 of Supporting Information).
As most common anti-tuberculosis drugs are active against actively replicating bacilli only, these dormant bacilli, or persisters, are considered the main reasons for late relapses.
The application of this technology on both actively replicating and non-replicating Mycobacterium tuberculosis gives us a glimpse of its serine hydrolytic landscape during different stages of metabolic activity.
Our test successfully detected the bactericidal activity of INH which was active against the numerous actively replicating bacilli in our cavitary rabbits over a 14-day time interval.
In humans, the pathogenic cycle of TB consists of three phases [7]: i) an active TB disease phase with actively replicating bacteria; ii) a latent phase wherein bacteria achieves a phenotypically distinct drug resistant state; and iii) a reactivation phase.
It has been shown in patients on long-term HAART that activated CD4+ T cells harbour actively replicating virus and, ex vivo, release virus spontaneously.
