The phrase "as active in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to compare levels of activity or engagement in a specific context or situation.
Example: "She is as active in a community project as she is in her professional life."
Alternatives: "equally engaged in a" or "just as involved in a".
The Taliban claimed responsibility, and a local official, Saad Muhammad, said that the target was Malik Tehsil Khan, whom he described as active in an anti-Taliban militia.
The hit rate of our in silico protocol was 45.8% with 11 of 24 virtual hits confirmed as active in an in vitro ACL enzymatic assay.
Of the 20 designed glycopeptides, 11 were classified as actives in a preliminary run and were included in a second run where dose-dependent inhibition curves were obtained (Table 1 and File S1).
It was surprising therefore to learn that the PPP1R15-PP1 complex is as active in dephosphorylating a non-specific substrate as in dephosphorylating eIF2aP.
Evangelicals are unlikely to leave the GOP even if they aren't as active in promoting an agenda.
None took as active a role in the welfare of the Cabinet department employees as did Nellie Taft, who held the position exactly a century ago.
As expected, most (76%) of eQTLs that were identified as active in blood only also had a gTEX p-value < 0.05 and less (24%) of eQTLs that were identified as active in dura only were significant in the gTEX database.
Finally, this molecule was as active as vincristine in a murine model of human acute lymphoblastic leukemia at a weekly dose of 1 mg/kg.
In mast cells, chymases are stored as active enzymes in a macromolecular complex together with heparin in secretory granules.
siRNAs are of immense interest as a gene function research tool but also as active agents in a new variety of therapeutics (Walton et al. 2010).
