Sentence examples for be more active because from inspiring English sources

Neuroscientist Barry Levin at New Jersey Medical School, Newark, speculates that lean people may be more active because they have higher levels of orexin A. The compound's influence on activity might be a more important influence on body weight than its influence on eating behavior, he says.

It is possible that medium-chain ACDs could be more active because they act on hexanoyl-CoA, whereas long-chain ACDs preferentially act on octanoyl-CoA and longer chain-length substrates.

However, compared with boys of higher socioeconomic status, boys in the lower socioeconomic grouping were more active because they devoted more time to moderate activities.

Compared with boys of higher SES, boys of lower SES were more active because they devoted more time to moderate intensity activities [ 3].

During the depositional period of the Shaximiao Formation, the LMTB was relatively static, whereas the Micang Daba Mountains Tectonic Zone (MDMTZ; Fig. 1) was more active because of the "scissor-type" subduction of the Yangtze Block (Deng 2007; Jin et al. 2008; Liu et al. 2010; Yuan et al. 2012; Bian et al. 2015).

bLaboratory data included from January 1993 to May 2001; during the year 2001, the surveillance was more active because of the increase in serogroup C cases.

If anything, we should be more active now, because when people come together to trade, they don't kill each other".

The Actitrainer will be called a 'growing meter' or a 'honesty meter', so children will not be stimulated to be more active just because of wearing the Actitrainer.

These ubiquitin tagged A-ZIP dominant negatives may be more active in vivo because their endogenous heterodimerization partners are degraded more efficiently.

However, purified Pcl-PRC2 appears to be more active than rPRC2 because three-fold molar excess of rPRC2 was needed to obtain comparable H3-K27 methylation signals.

The associations observed between infant motor development and subsequent higher levels of sports participation may be a reflection of genetic and early biological influences on motor coordination and physical performance, predisposing a child to be more active in later life because of their natural aptitude.