Sentence examples for commonly active from inspiring English sources

Moreover, when similarity of activity is considered as given by the commonly active targets, some medicinal pairs may show both distinctiveness and non-distinctiveness and the cliff representation is not sufficient.

Pairwise activity similarity, s refers specifically to the number of commonly active targets of two drugs.

Moreover, increased activity variation may not indicate decrease in activity similarity particularly when the magnitude of similarity is determined by number of commonly active targets.

However, as we show here, this choice of measurement becomes crucial if s is measured by only the commonly active targets of drugs and ignores the commonly unresponsive proteins.

Proteases commonly active in the tumor microenvironment can cleave the linker and disengage the masking peptide, thereby enabling CAR-T cells to recognize target antigens only at the tumor site.

We further predicted that motor-related regions would be commonly active for the perception and production of linguistic prosody.

But in contrast to commonly described active tests of the shoulder girdle [ 11– 14], to our knowledge, no active clinical tests of the joint has not been evaluated.

Currently, TMC and MPD are the most commonly used active monomers to form functional polyamide layer in RO membrane.

This algorithm is utilized to generate equivalent circuits for the well-known gyrator circuit which is the most commonly used active circuit for the realization of a grounded inductor.

Terbuthylazine and hexazinone are the two most commonly used active ingredients for post-plant control of forestry weeds within New Zealand's planted forests as they have been found to be most effective amongst the available active ingredients (Rolando et al. 2013).

"Blue zones" describe a handful of longevity hot spots around the world, where people commonly live active and healthy lives past the age of 100.