Sentence examples for extensive active from inspiring English sources

That ~ 24% of potentially magmatic InSAR signals are centred over 5 km from the nearest volcano demonstrates that laterally extensive active magmatic zones are not exceptional.

This demonstrates that laterally extensive active magmatic domains are not exceptional, but can comprise the shallowest part of trans-crustal magmatic systems in a range of volcanic settings.

Major modifications of the RFX load assembly and power supplies are in progress to allow extensive active control schemes, such as equilibrium and plasma position control and innovative control of the MHD modes.

The Lassen hydrothermal system is the most extensive active hydrothermal system of the Cascade arc and is characterized by a shallow vapor-dominated reservoir underlain by ~240 °C hot waters (Muffler et al. 1982; Ingebritsen and Sorey 1985; Ingebritsen et al. 2016).

However, synaptic vesicles are also located and fuse at ribbon-free sites of saccular inner hair cells and goldfish bipolar cells [12], [23] [26], implying a more extensive active zone in these cell types.

While the number of TB cases has been steadily declining since the early 1990s in San Francisco's general population exclusive of the homeless (non-homeless) (Figure 1A), the rate of decline has been much slower and more variable for the homeless population, in spite of extensive active surveillance among the homeless by the SFDPH TBCP (Figure 1B).

A 2001 American Library Association report on Cuba said, "Considering the small readership of the private collections and the lack of trained librarians, if the U.S. government wishes to get information into the hands of the Cuban people, the most effective way is to deliver books directly to the extensive and active public library system".

Monkey 1407, which reactivated early post-SIV infection, had extensive widespread active lesions with little evidence of chronic disease.

In the improving districts, community volunteer networks were extensive and active, and volunteers regularly supported health workers without receiving formal compensation.

This choice was based on the assumption that a high probiotic concentration is needed to treat an extensive and active colonic disease.

The response to this potential risk was the implementation of extensive statutory active surveillance, elimination, and breeding for resistance programs in the European Union (EU).