Sentence examples for increasing activity at from inspiring English sources

For C. maenas, Siebers et al. [ 26] detected a salinity-dependent activation of Na+/K+-ATPase with increasing activity at decreasing salinities mainly in the posterior gills, but only subtle differences between the individual gills 7-9.

While satellite images of the North's nuclear sites are often scrutinized by analysts, the images cannot reveal what is happening within the tunnels and buildings themselves, and Pyongyang is sometimes suspected of increasing activity at the sites simply to put pressure on the United States to negotiate.

Japan had long been eyeing China's growing military power with anxiety, particularly its increasing activity at sea around the country's southern islands.

Due to increasing activity at BChE with increasing length of the alkylene spacer ∼100-fold selectivity toward BChE is reached with a hepta- and an octamethylene spacer.

In the United States, which has to date avoided federal binding commitments to CO2 regulation, there is increasing activity at state and regional levels to control C fluxes to the atmosphere.

Technological changes, in combination with changes in faunal remains are suggestive of increasing activity at Kiowa through the Holocene as the site became specialised for bat hunting, perhaps driven by restricted land use and reduced mobility, reciprocally affected by increasing populations and the intensification of plant food production in the Highlands generally.

Replacement of the two overhanging adenosines with pyrimidines substantially increased activity at room temperature by keeping the template overhang out of the active site, confirming the importance of base stacking.

One was the desire to increase activity at its 32-year-old conference center on the Laird Campus.

Last week, satellite imagery of the North revealed increased activity at one of its nuclear test sites.

Last month, the North raised the spectre of a "new form" of nuclear test, and satellite data has shown increased activity at a test site.

Thermoreceptors primarily sensitive to cold have increased activity at temperatures cooler than the neutral skin temperature (about 34 °C [93 °F]), and thermoreceptors primarily sensitive to warmth have increased activity at temperatures warmer than neutral skin temperature.