Sentence examples for make it more active from inspiring English sources
Here's how Ms. Xing described an all-too common scenario: "Many dogs are not well treated in kennels and if the owners feel the dog looks sick, they may give it an injection to stimulate it, and make it more active.
So I do have a lot of ideas about how to make the office more visible, how to make it more active.
Following the annual celebration "Ivy Day" on Howard campus in Spring 1912, founder and former Basileus Nellie Quander learned that several other newly initiated members of the sorority planned to change the colors, letters, and constitution of the sorority, and to make it more active outside Howard University.
The presence of both, negatively charged gold nanoparticles (NPs) and gold cations was crucial for the activation of 2,4-dichlorobenzaldehyde via the interaction with chlorine substituent atoms and aldehyde oxygen atoms as well as breaking of the "pseudo hydrogen bond" between aldehyde hydrogen atom and chlorine substituent, which destabilized the structure making it more active.
Short training intervention programs may decrease QoL by changing the elderly's daily routine and making it more active and exhausting.
You will have to feed, walk, and play with the dog at the right time to make it more healthy and active.
The brothers hope that the app will make it more convenient to be active and participate in a game of pickup, especially for those who might otherwise turn to video games or TV.
Peter Conrad spoke of the "medicalization of underperformance," and psychiatrist John Sadler worried that changes in expectations about the conduct of classroom education and the pace of educational achievement make it more likely that the active, distractible child will be considered a problem.
In fact, its immature physiology may well make it more sensitive to pain, not less: the body's mechanisms for inhibiting pain and making it more bearable do not become active until after birth.
Self-administration may make it more difficult to monitor adherence to therapy, although it may also make patients more active participants in their own care, thus increasing compliance.
This is probably caused by the presence of minor compounds, like p-cymene, which can cause swelling of the bacterial cytoplasmic membrane and makes it more permeable for active compounds [8].
