Sentence examples for making inactive from inspiring English sources

But in two separate articles in the BMJ, experts argue the message needs to change, with greater emphasis on making inactive people move more.

People with a mental illness who were 'passive in decision making, inactive, inflexible or disengaged in their time together', made volunteers feel unappreciated [ 29].

The backup cornerback Reggie Stephens, a regular on special teams, was among four players the Giants made inactive for the Super Bowl.

It was all another embarrassment for the ICC, which continues to promote Hot  Spot even though players and coaches gossip how the thermal technology can be made inactive by side stickers or oils that make the side of the bat smoother.

There is no name-removal policy at the Guardian, but from time to time people who were in the public eye for a short while and then disappeared – such as boyband members – are made "inactive" (which leaves the door open for them to reappear).

Benefits: Ability to destroy or make inactive many pathogenic microorganisms, It has no effect on minerals in water, Ability to degrade some organic contaminants, No additional toxic and nontoxic chemicals are introduced.

He said it's possible that unauthorized account activity from bank employees could have made inactive accounts look active.

In Washington, Walter Skinner tells agent Dana Scully that the FBI's investigation into her sister's murder has been made inactive, despite the evidence that had been recovered.

The second copy of X chromosome is made inactive via transcriptional silencing [2]. Figure 1 schematically depicts the organization of the human X chromosome.

To explore this possibility, Alp14 was visualized together with CFP tubulin in the alp7-RARA (R122A/R124A) mutant, in which the intrinsic NLS has been made inactive (Sato & Toda, 2007).

MetaFlux outputs the results of all knockout experiments into a single solution file listing the genes that were knocked out, the reactions made inactive and the flux of the biomass reaction (i.e. the objective function).