The phrase "also be reactive to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something responds or reacts to various stimuli or conditions.
Example: "The chemical compound can also be reactive to changes in temperature and pressure."
Alternatives: "also respond to" or "also react to".
The whole installation is also programmed to be reactive to Twitter, with each module using built-in Wi-Fi from a cloud-based server dedicated to Midlight.
Organic rich shales have higher permeability and also are reactive compared to the less organic shales (Rickman et al. 2008).
The use of American military force has also been reactive.
This was reasonable because for LC-MS-MS analysis we only detect and quantify PbTx-1, PbTx-2, PbTx-3, PbTx-6, and PbTx-9, whereas ELISA analysis also detected other compounds that were reactive to the assay.
The scheduler should not only provide a sufficiently stable performance but also be fast reactive to follow the variability of outside environment.
This antibody repertoire may also be cross-reactive to closely related variant viruses making it more difficult to develop sensitive and specific serological assays [ 2– 4].
Modification techniques can also be applied to highly reactive horses that are responding to novel stimuli or previous negative experiences, but again those individuals need to be responsive to those techniques.
Copolymerization strategies can also be used to introduce reactive sites for subsequent surface modification.
Further, they can also be applied to other reactive separation processes like fixed bed as well as countercurrent chromatographic reactors, for example.
We have designed and evaluated DEMON as an extension of AODV, although it could also be applied to other reactive protocols.
