The phrase "actively there was" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation or event that was ongoing or present, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Actively, there was a sense of urgency in the room as the deadline approached."
Alternatives: "There was actively" or "There was a presence of".
This method stimulates thinking passively; from here to thinking actively, there's not a great distance.
It was a role Corr actively pursued: "There was a lot about its politics that I really believe in".
We found that parietal stimulation remained disruptive when participants were not actively trained: there was a main effect (F1,7 = 27.09, p = 0.001) of site (left PPC, Cz) but no interaction with session (F1,7 < 1, p = 0.664).
Despite the high level of active caspase-3 present in actively proliferating cells there was little indication of increased cell death as determined by TUNEL staining (Fig. 1C).
The lawyers there are actively engaged in community-minded and populace-friendly activities for which legal fees are not showered upon them and which are classified as "pro bono," which means for the public good, and therefore, free.
He actively denied that there was a housing bubble.
But the administration said that until the Palestinians chose a leadership that actively opposed terror, there was nothing to mediate.
Wentzel said that the group was actively investigating whether there was any barrier around Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell's office, and, if so, "we'd definitely consider jumping that".
I tried to suggest to Ryan Graves that in some places the company was actively hated, that there was also concern about the global power of Californian companies which paid little tax.
Speaking in March, Vincent said CRUK was actively recruiting, and there was no sign as yet of an increase in applications as a result of fallout from the pharma and biotech sector.
