The phrase "are highly active and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe subjects that exhibit a significant level of activity or engagement, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The enzymes in the reaction are highly active and facilitate the breakdown of complex molecules."
Alternatives: "are very active and" or "are extremely active and".
The data from the optimization of the expression system shows that the secreted NAs (constructs 2 and 4) are highly active and soluble as the activity in the media was not decreased by ultracentrifugation, in contrast to membrane bound NA expressed in insects cells[16].
Sugar gliders are highly active and are nocturnal and live in colonies consisting of several adults and their young of the year.
It facilitates the evolution of dense and diversified microbial communities that are highly active and persistent throughout life span.
RhNi supported nanocatalysts are highly active and stable systems for the CO2 and CO2 + H2O reforming of methane.
All are highly active and need much room; most are pugnacious notably when paired toward other birds; and a few become good, though small-voiced, mimics.
The results showed that both ZrS and NiZrS catalysts are highly active and selective towards isopulegols (100% of selectivity) and highly stereoselective towards -isopulegol (∼70% of selectivity).
They were found to be highly active and their mGlu2 receptor PAM activity (pEC50) was predicted within 0.3 and 0.4 log units of error with the two methods.
After 96 h, the first signs of apoptosis were observed, the cells were highly active and have maintained their elevated mitochondrial activity.
By 47 h, 8% of the library was highly active and just over half of the library showed no activity.
All members of the R3 subgroup as well as RPTPγ were highly active, and it will be interesting to establish how this activity is regulated in vivo.
The torso is highly active and borrows from "polycentric" movements in Hasidic dance, Mr. Luminski said.
