Sentence examples for becoming inactive from inspiring English sources

Prophages may become trapped in the chromosome of the host through recombination and/or deletion, and gradually decay [ 19], becoming inactive in terms of cell lysis, phage particle production, and plaque formation.

We need guarantees of quality vocational education and real work experience that prevent young people becoming inactive".

There are lots of senior citizen volunteers, now the idea of retiring at 55 or 60 and basically becoming inactive is just not happening anymore".

Cancer cells constantly are dividing; they need telomerase to add telomeres to chromosome ends to prevent the cancer cells from dying or becoming inactive.

And there will be grumbles: in America about the vast swathes of workers that have given up, becoming "inactive", and in Britain about low wages.

Many of us, though, are not robust, young college students, and whether the impacts of becoming inactive, even for a short period of time, are likely to be as ephemeral for us has been less clear.

We as a culture are becoming increasingly inactive, and this inactivity is increasingly perilous as we age.

Discontinuation of sexual activity was similar in both the anterior mesh group and the native tissue repair with 46% of the anterior mesh group becoming sexually inactive and 40% of the native tissue repair becoming sexually inactive.

Perennial plants commonly survive dry times by becoming physiologically inactive.

She is convinced that the onset of dementia was related to his stopping work and becoming relatively inactive.

We are increasingly becoming more inactive as a culture.