Sentence examples for internally active from inspiring English sources

"We know now that there is at least one way to make a blue ring that doesn't involve plumes, because Mab is surely too small to be internally active," said Showalter.

Thus, the development of externally or internally active stimuli would gain an interesting role for promoting localization and action-in-pathological site [9].

Europa may be internally active due to tidal heating at a level about one-tenth that of Io, and as a result, the moon is thought to have a thin crust less than 30 km thick of water ice, possibly floating on a 50-kilometers-deep (30 mile) ocean.

Internally, Aḥmad took active measures to raise Egyptian agricultural productivity and thereby to increase tax revenues; the huge surplus he left in the state treasury at his death in 884 is a measure of his success.

Almost 2000 years later, the British Medical Association warned the public of the increasing "number of preparations put forward for the cure of baldness," particularly those which "are not applied locally but taken internally". The purported active ingredient?

Leibniz, the principal proponent of pre-established harmony, held firm to the view that, while finite substances do not have the causal power to bring about changes in other substances, they are causally active internally, that is, in causing their own states.

Our inability to detect arginase in culture supernant suggests that arginase was active internally in the interphase neutrophils and not liberated in cell culture.

Therefore, the early origin of introns may be attributed to an active internally driven process, rather than a solely passive drift related process, i.e. a mechanism akin to the molecular-drive concept of Gabriel Dover or the mutation bias emphasized by Arlin Stoltzfus.

Psychological safety is the top factor for team success according to Google's internal study with over 180 active teams internally.

This could be optimally executed by contrasting contexts that are comparable in terms of task demands but different in that one context contains information that is more likely to spontaneously trigger active internally-directed mentation.

It actually reveals the core problem we're facing in the Middle East: all of these countries are deeply internally divided, some with active civil wars — Palestine, Iraq, Lebanon and Afghanistan — and some with latent ones.