Sentence examples for described actively from inspiring English sources

While older examples of wine have been found elsewhere including a substantial stockpile found in an Egyptian tomb the newly described, actively used wine cellar is certainly the oldest found thus far in this region.

In an interview, Sato described actively trying to make her appear as realistic as possible, making her similar to himself in as many ways as he could in the animation, including elements of his personality through facial expressions.

Once discharged from hospital, the participants rarely described actively accessing professionals for support.

Several participants described actively denying and minimising awareness of difficulties and early signs of illness.

All but two study participants described actively trying to get pregnant at the time they got pregnant.

Respondents described actively seeking out mentors of the same gender and race/ethnicity, but expressed difficulty finding such mentors.

This is an interesting result as mutant TP53 is described to actively inhibit apoptosis through activation of p21 (Donzelli et al, 2012) or to confer chemoresistance through engaging in oncogenic transcription complexes (Huang et al, 2012).

Several messages described UBS actively referring clients to outside lawyers and accountants in Switzerland and elsewhere who set up secret accounts for them.

Robert Johnson, who is listed at $1.3 billion, the first African-American billionaire after selling his Black Entertainment Television to Viacom for $3 billion, is described as "actively looking" to purchase a sports franchise.

Perhaps most worryingly of all, media responses such as those described above actively relieve perpetrators of responsibility and, by failing to set such incidents like this within a wider context of male violence, erase the societal problem they represent.

Herein, the rationale, design and methods of the LTFU study are described, which actively follows CVT participants in the HPV-arm 6 additional years at biennial intervals (3 additional study visits for 10 years of total follow-up), or more often if clinically indicated.