Sentence examples for comparatively inactive from inspiring English sources

After a comparatively inactive period during the 1930s, Blake reunited with Sissle to write scores for a number of United Service Organizations USOO) shows during World War II (1939 45).

Compounds 3 8 represent potent alkaloids isolated from Crinum sp. (Amaryllidaceae), which exhibit acetylcholinesterase inhibition, the most active alkaloids isolated being hamayne (7, IC50 = 250 μM) and lycorine (5, IC50 = 450 μM), while the other alkaloids were comparatively inactive, with haemanthamane (6) giving 3%% inhibition and crinamine (8) giving 4.4 % inhibition at 50 mg mL−1 (174 μM).

Compounding the problems is a comparatively inactive Congress since 2008.

At low population densities, solitary individuals are comparatively inactive and avoid each other.

Maternal 15q11 q13/7qC is comparatively inactive, but expresses UBE3A and ATP10A in the opposite orientation (21– 21).

Importantly, these studies have proved that the clinically relevant agent 2-MeOE2 is comparatively inactive in vivo at the doses used in this investigation.

Despite the dispensability for the site-specific recombination platform, Pc plays a key role in the functioning of integron as it ensures the correct expression of gene cassette, as comparatively P2 is inactive as the replacement of the optimal 17 nucleotides between the −35 and −10 boxes to only 14 nucleotides [ 25].

In white matter, there was a dramatic increase of multiple phospholipids in active- and inactive-multiple sclerosis, with comparatively few phospholipids species decreased.

Yet we still know comparatively little.

It still has a comparatively minor role.

Three other compounds exhibited comparatively good activity with IC50 values in the range of 4-10 μM, and the rest was moderately active or inactive.