Sentence examples for is usually active from inspiring English sources
It feasts on small rodents and is usually active at dawn and dusk.
Telomerase is usually active only at the beginning of life; thereafter the telomeres get shorter each time a cell divides.
All of which has prevented him from seeing any except the first of his previews, a period during which the playwright is usually active in rewriting and tweaking his script.
According to this theory, an active student is a student who devotes considerable energy to studying, is usually active in the university, and has communication and interaction with other students and teachers (Astin 1984).
Though it is not especially lively on sunny days, the bog turtle is usually active after rainfall.
Col1a1, Col1a2 and Col3a1 are involved in collagen I and III formation, and Loxl1 is usually active in collagen substrates.
Local party members are usually active in a number of organisations.
Blotched or spotted snakes tend to be sedentary and heavy-bodied, while striped and the occasional unicolour snakes are usually active species.
They did this by silencing Taxol-suppressing genes that were usually active in those cancer cells.RNAi drugs work by mugging another sort of RNA one of the classes of the molecule discovered decades ago.
Dr. Ruvkun's team reports in Nature a novel effect of the regulator: It can switch on in the worm's ordinary body cells, or somatic cells, two genes that are usually active only in the germline cells and are kept permanently switched off in the somatic cells.
The winds, some commentators believe, played such an important part in Chinese medicine because the original Chinese people came from the Yellow River area where the winds were usually active and where changes in direction and intensity often foretold difficulties or disasters.
