Sentence examples for may think active from inspiring English sources
The first is sovereign-wealth funds: they do not need regular liquidity and their managers may think active funds can provide excess returns over the long run.
Patients in the placebo group may think they receive active treatment, or they may tend to please their doctors by exaggerating the improvement, and conversely, patients in the no-treatment group may tend to view their experiences more negatively, as they may feel deprived of treatment.
"Okay, that is a splurge," you may think, "but I'm active".
Instead of using a placebo comparator researchers may think about using an active comparator and to compare the effectiveness of these two verum groups with each other or against a virtual margin based on the calculations presented here.
"Although one may think that labs are inherently active, there's some research showing the traditional ways that labs are structured – following rote procedures to get a proscribed outcome at the end – means students may be active with their hands but they're not really active with their brains," says Natasha Holmes, assistant professor of physics.
However awake you may think you feel, your brain is more active first thing in the morning or later morning.
They may think their late years will be filled with vigor, work, active social lives and "giving back".
Basically, the adipose tissue is a very metabolically active tissue - contrary to what one may think - and has this important property of producing estrogens.
Bland enough, you may think.
