Sentence examples for be reactive in our from inspiring English sources

It is reasonable to assume that serum from people infected with other salmonella serovars with shared LPS antigens (i.e. belonging to serogroups B or D) will be reactive in our ELISA, but we have no information about possible cross-reactivity with antibodies to salmonella from other serogroups.

However, it is possible that due to steric hindrance only one binding site per IgM molecule is reactive in our ELISA system.

But the service won't only be reactive in nature, it will also be proactive.

Whereas mentors tend to be reactive in their support, portfolio operators pro-actively look for ways to improve the performance of their investments through systems and processes.

FNS was found to be reactive in Portland cement mortar according to the AMBT results.

But I would expect his presidency to be reactive in the Middle East.

And when I do that regularly, I'm less likely to be reactive in the first place, and more likely to listen and act from my heart.

The HBcIg positive blood was further screened for HBsAb and the specimens were found to be reactive in 81.54%.

Our health-care system is reactive in nature and biased toward immediate or terminal illnesses characterized by discrete symptoms.

None of these shows was reactive in the classic sense: they were nothing like the US's Daily Show.

Axillary lymph nodes were reactive in appearance at ultrasound.