Sentence examples for considered actively from inspiring English sources
In 1985, a Women's Action for Nuclear Disarmament poll found that 68% of the country considered actively demonstrating against the nuclear arms policies of the Reagan Administration to be patriotic, while 20% said unpatriotic.
Participants were considered actively infected by hepatitis B if HBsAg was present and ever infected if HBsAg, anti-HBc or anti-HBs (if not vaccinated) were detected.
For subsequent analyses of M F ratios, a probe was considered actively expressed if a genuine signal was detected in either sex.
It is important to note that all study participants with early schizophrenia were receiving stable doses of antipsychotic medication prior to study inclusion and were not considered actively psychotic.
We excluded patients who lacked the cognitive ability to be interviewed (patients diagnosed with Dementia or Psychotic Disorders on the basis of a medical record review), and patients receiving hospice care, considered "actively dying" or with a diagnosis of a pre-cancerous (in-situ) lesion.
If, for example, you use your trademark in connection with a restaurant business, having the trademark on your menu, promotional materials, or on a sign is considered actively using the trademark.
We can, and we should, consider actively moving species at risk of extinction from climate change.
The idea that we ought to consider actively taking control of the climate has previously seemed fanciful, if not downright dangerous.
Dare I say that the best way to get balance in your portfolio is with a staple that few investors seem inclined to consider: actively managed mutual funds.
MR schemes need to consider actively constructing topographic heterogeneity; better mirroring natural sites in this way is likely to benefit the development of saltmarsh vegetation, and will also have implications for a range of ecosystem functions.
If you want to get the most out of your sessions, consider actively applying what you've learned in sessions to your life.
