Sentence examples for are often active from inspiring English sources

Birds are conspicuous and, although mostly crepuscular, are often active all day.

Ties between slums and squatters are often active, and the particular ethnic, regional or religious composition of areas can sometimes be traced to specific rural areas.

Mice are often active during dawn/dusk, and spend their time patrolling their territories, investigating neighbours' odour cues, foraging, finding mates and rearing litters.

So too does a study from Georgetown University and Ogilvy PR, a public-relations firm, which finds that Americans who back causes through social media are often active in other ways too.

What is known is that there are often active zones of DNA transcription within a nucleus that seem to be much bigger than the width of a strand of DNA and its associated proteins.

Acknowledging the time difference between Russia and the United States, one conspirator advised the others to post in the morning to attract liberal audiences during the American evening — "L.G.B.T. groups are often active at night," the operative wrote — and to seek out conservatives awake in the morning by posting just before they left work for the day.

To attain selectivity, PCs are often active-site-specific competitive inhibitors; hence the ideal PC would bind the enzyme in the ER, stabilize the protein, restore correct trafficking, then dissociate in lysosomes where the PC would be outcompeted by an excess of substrate.

Broca's area, for example, is often active in people when they're hearing voices.

Such drifts, together with the observation that several drifts were often active simultaneously, indicate that flow patterns were complex and involved multiple pathways.

Their north London home was a gathering-place for some of Britain's most famous left-wing intellectuals while their sons were growing up, and both were often active contributors to the parlour debates that followed.

Unlike most frog species, it is often active during the day.