Sentence examples for both more active and from inspiring English sources

Since the AEBP2 cofactor is known to stably interact with the PRC2 complex and is required for optimal enzymatic activity (Cao and Zhang, 2004b), we added AEBP2 to the expression system, with the hope of locking the PRC2 complex in a conformation, both more active and more stable.

The difference in response rates may also be a part of the DMP selection bias: In both groups the more active and motivated patients may also be more often interested in study participation.

The company is hoping parents will see its device as both a way to get children more active, and fuel their interest in programming.

"It's not that the warm weather has created more ticks," he added, "but it has created the opportunity for both humans and ticks to be more active, and to make contact with each other".

It is getting younger, more active and more civic.

I pledge to be more active and vocal.

People are becoming more active and more defiant.

They became more active and formed tighter family groups.

VEAs are generally more active and emancipated.

Sugar can make you more active and moving around more.

The 3,4- and the 8,9-dihydrodiols derived from 7,12-dimethylbenz[a]anthracene induced mutations in V79 cells and malignant transformation in M2 mouse fibroblasts and both were more active than the hydrocarbon itself.