Sentence examples for evidence for activity from inspiring English sources
Plus sign indicates present and proteolytically active, and minus sign indicates present but not active (inactivity is due to pH or other factors); indicates mixed evidence for activity.
In the scholarship of early maritime commerce, the Indian Ocean's role has been eclipsed by the richer body of literary and archaeological evidence for activity in the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
After this early boom, there are changes in the nature of settlement records; aside from passage tombs, the evidence for activity between 3400 and 3100 cal BC is limited.
There is evidence for activity on the site in the form of a few post-Roman or Anglo Saxon burials, some possibly Christian, but the hill fort was not reused as a settlement.
Compounds without sufficient evidence for activity within the tested concentration range are placed into a final category (INACTIVE*).
These results lend genetic support to extend the earlier biochemical work that found evidence for activity of both pathways in yellow and purple flowers of diploid alfalfa [ 56].
We summarize the main animal models in this field and review the evidence for activity-dependent cellular and synaptic changes in nociceptive circuitry in these models.
In providing direct evidence for activity-dependent Ca2+ entry at NoRs and its recruitment of IK, our findings show that Ca2+ may play both short- and long-term roles in regulating axonal excitability, crucial for long-range signaling in neuronal circuits.
As described above, there is evidence for activities on both the presynaptic and postsynaptic sides of the fast chemical synapse, and for interactions with processes controlling long-term synaptic plasticity.
Evidence for endocrine activity increases if structural alerts, in vitro activities, as well as in vivo information provide positive results.
Despite this evidence for increased activity in vitro, the fusion protein does not increase the activity of the viruses in an SW620 xenograft model in vivo.
