Sentence examples for found to actively from inspiring English sources

Ring currents originating from the π electrons circulating on the nanotube, are found to actively screen the applied magnetic field by −36.9 ppm.

Conversely, the removal efficiency of NO3-N was found to be low (<15%), while total phosphorous (TP) was found to actively leach from the infiltration-reduction layer, resulting in measured TP discharges 2.4 4.8 times those of initial infiltration values.

For example, Vietnamese firms are found to actively participate in community investment to help alleviate various social ills, such as a lack of sufficient funding for educational institutions, national poverty, social inequality, and illiteracy (C. L. Hoang, 2015).

After systematic administration, these LyP-1 immobilized nanospheres are found to actively target to mouse orthotopic xenograft of pancreatic cancer, which opens up the door for applications in early probing and diagnosis of pancreatic cancer by the multimodal imaging.

The redback spider is one of only two animals known where the male has been found to actively assist the female in sexual cannibalism.

There were significantly different levels of aggression observed between the frequencies recorded (Friedman test  = 104.9, df = 2, p = 0.0001) with the majority of males found to actively avoid each other with their palps flared (level 1 aggression, Fig. 1).

Although the methods of excretion of the phthalate monoesters measured in this study are unknown, terephthalic acid was found to be actively secreted by renal tubules and actively reabsorbed by the kidney (Tremaine and Quebbemann 1985).

In addition to its inhibitory activity to TGF-β/activin signaling, Smad7 was also found to be actively involved in mediating the cross-talk between TGF-β signaling with other cellular signaling pathways [ 13].

He also called on the Banking Code Standards Board to take action against any financial institution found to be actively dissuading financially excluded people from opening bank accounts.

Forty percent of the "Prediction" group was found to be actively engaged compared to 11.67 % of the "Viewing" group.

Several digital humanities projects were found to be actively using commercial cloud providers as a storage and content delivery system.