Sentence examples for expected highly active from inspiring English sources

We expected highly active subjects to achieve higher levels of performance in tests measuring diverse aspects of physical fitness including muscular strength and power, endurance (aerobic power, i.e. VO2max), anaerobic capacity and sprinting capacity (running speed in 30 m).

However, although we would not expect highly active transmission in the dry season months because of a lack of mosquito breeding sites, the impact of irrigated rice production on Culex mosquito abundance in the dry season of northern Laos remains to be determined.

The work is, as you might expect, highly specific.

We therefore combined the categories into two broader groups: front/top/bottom, which we expected to be highly active because they are exposed or involved in filament stacking and would therefore be more sensitive to changes, and the back/side, which are expected to be tucked inside the filament or otherwise harder to access.

Pressure temperature paths of the crust for cold slabs encounter facies boundaries with large H2O production rates and positive total volume change, which are expected to cause highly active seismicity near the facies boundaries.

Such pathways might be expected to be highly active in rejuvenating rhizomes.

Physiologically, this finding appears reasonable as the anti-inflammatory effect of corticosteroid would be expected to be less in highly active inflammatory foci even if small, while a pronounced response would be expected in less active foci even if extensive.

The energy metabolism in oocysts is highly active, as expected, and featured by the highest level of expression of the LDH gene in the oocysts.

Since most of these peptides showed higher phosphorylation, we expect these pathways to be highly active, demonstrating higher cell cycling of the tumor cells, and deregulated responses to DNA damage.

The positive linear relationship between proboscis length and suction pump dimensions in Philoliche was expected as the two species considered here are highly active fliers reliant on nectar sources for energy intake.

Highly active antiretroviral therapy has extended the expected lifespan of patients with HIV/AIDS.