Sentence examples for made between active from inspiring English sources

The distinction has been made between active apoptosis, which follows stimulation and activation of the T cells, and passive apoptosis, which occurs as a result of withdrawal of the sustaining cytokines following activation [ 13- 16].

The transition from ritual involving mass participation to something approaching drama, in which a clear distinction is made between active participants and passive onlookers, is incompletely understood.

In this paper, the comparison is made between active and passive solar stills based on the hourly yield values for the two assumptions.

A distinction is made between active and passive residues: the former are residues which are involved in the interaction and have a high solvent accessibility (i.e. >50%) in the free-form protein, while the latter correspond to solvent-accessible surface neighbors of the active residues.

A general distinction can be made between active and passive recruitment methods [ 13].

At individual level there was insufficient information about which test had been carried out (VDRL or TPHA), which meant no distinction could be made between active syphilis and a previous case of syphilis.

Half-cell charge discharge experiments were performed at various rates between C/5 and 5C, from which direct quantitative links are made between the active layer electronic conductivity and: i) reaction reversibility (achievable capacity); and ii) conversion kinetics (mechanism and rate capability).

A distinction was made between an active and cured pathology.

The traditional concept that ankylosis is a form of (excessive) repair has been translated into a new paradigm in which a distinction is made between the chronic active state of inflammation assumed to be typical for RA and a more relapsing/remitting type of inflammation in SpA [ 50].

The Au Pd particles are shown to be more active and correlations made between the catalytic activity and particle radius, surface area and concentration give insight into the mechanism of the catalytic process.

In international literature a distinction is typically made between four types of active labour market policy instruments (see Boeri and van Ours 2013, Cahuc et al. 2014): support with the job search, further training, wage subsidies and public job creation schemes.