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The phrase "are active in that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe involvement or participation in a specific context or activity.
Example: "The researchers are active in that they regularly publish their findings in scientific journals."
Alternatives: "are engaged in that" or "are involved in that".
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In any given cell only a subset of genes is actively expressed — meaning that messenger RNA exists for only the subset of genes that are active in that tissue.
Expression of tissue-specific TFs, particularly activators, also correlates with presence of their binding sites in enhancers that are active in that same tissue.
Large institutions–"the GEs, the MetLifes"–are active in that arena, and are "taking advantage of the vacuum created by Wall Street".
"In Japan, there are a lot of regulations in terms of finance and logistics, so not many startups are active in that space," he added of investor motivation to pursue new business opportunities.
Moreover, over 200 Japanese companies are active in that region, creating over 20,000 jobs.
But then, it offers a handy listing of the actors and actresses who are active in that city, as well as each house's sigils.
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"The United States needs to be active in that and we have a good team at the U.N., but we need our permanent representative to the United Nations".
Troadec was active in that struggle too.
"We may well be active in that market again.
Trisha Kehaulani Watson, a native Hawaiian who is active in that state's ongoing effort to ban the sale of ivory, disagrees.
Sanders said that if he lived in Chicago he would be "active in that effort" of calling for the mayor to step down.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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