Sentence examples for by its activity from inspiring English sources

I am impressed by its activity profile, and feel it has a great future, especially if used with standard chemotherapies". Liu's study was recently published in the journal Anticancer Research.

As described in the town's Greek Ministry of Culture website, Glarentza "rapidly established itself as the most important financial and urban centre of the Crusader principality, with an international renown", while according to the medievalist Antoine Bon, it was "the agglomeration which should most resemble, by its activity, a city in the modern sense of the word".

Morphine analgesia and dependence are mediated by its activity at the mu opioid peptide (MOP) receptor [1].

In this contribution, high-temperature phase equilibria of the partly open Bi Sr Co–(O) system with oxygen content given by its activity in the surrounding atmosphere, were modelled based on the experimental phase diagram determined previously.

In general, the concentration of an enzyme in a lysate reflected by its activity (denoted as activity concentration hereafter) or specific activity can be utilized as activity index for comparison.

In the test stage, the noisy input source speaker's spectra matrix X is decomposed into the multiplication of dictionary A= [A s A n ] by its activity H=[H s T H n T ] T as follows: begin{array}rcl@ mathbf{X} = mathbf{A} mathbf{H}.

And Russia disclaims any responsibility for damage caused by its activities inside Syria.

But when he learned more about the scale of its work, he became increasingly fascinated by its activities.

The Shipping Board, which by its activities may be regarded as having averted the disappearance of American shipping from the overseas trade, is also preparing remedial legislation at this time.

But six years of open conflict between the secretive Aum Supreme Truth religious sect and local farmers terrified by its activities is finally ending in victory for the locals.

Even though this activity increases the total amount of harm imposed on society, no industry would have to account for this increased harm by taking offsetting steps to reduce other harms caused by its activities.