Sentence examples for clear activity from inspiring English sources

Google has provided less clear "activity" figures – citing 540 million active users who take "some sort" of social action each month, and 300 million "in stream" monthly users.

Although all enzymes showed clear activity in the oral sucker for both species, only glucose-6-phosphatase gave a positive reaction in the ventral sucker rim and acid phosphatase in the excretory pore of S. haematobium.

Arabinose was not detected after incubation of oat and rye arabinoxylans with BXA43, thus the active site seemed unable to accommodate arabinose substituents of these polysaccharides in a productive manner at subsite −1 despite its clear activity on p NPA.

In zymogram analysis, these two engineered enzymes also formed dimers in the gel (Fig. 1a, b), and only the dimers could be renatured to show the clear activity bands (Fig. 1c), which indicates that the forces holding the dimer come from the interactions between two hydrolase domains.

The dimer band was showed to be able to degrade xylan inside the xylan-containing plate to form a clear activity band in zymogram analysis (Fig. 1c), in contrast, the monomer produced by the preheating (70 °C for 5 min) in zymogram analysis could not be renatured after the SDS-PAGE.

Nonetheless, manifestations of ipsilateral activity can be found during unimanual tasks; surface electromyography recordings have shown clear activity in the homologous muscles during fast repetitive movements [30].

Besides, we designed and confirmed six new potential inhibitors with higher predicted activities and tested twenty-eight compounds without clear activities by the established models.

Luckily, those seeds have sort of germinated into even more clear activities everyday of putting my head down and just kind of enjoying making stuff.

"Increased clearing activity may include institutions not normally in clearing, but possibly only seeking exempt applicants," it said.

Around 80,000 jobs in London are associated with clearing activity, and 50,000 people are employed by City-based asset management firms.

The chief executive of London Stock Exchange thinks costs to investors could increase by €100bn (£86bn) over five years if the European Union, after Brexit, insists on moving large chunks of clearing activity to its own patch.