Sentence examples for means for active from inspiring English sources

Unlike animal RNA-containing retroviruses that use genome integration as a part of their infection cycle, plant pararetroviruses lack integrase or other means for active host genome invasion.

"It's not meant for active recreation".

Ms. Esherick said: "Our product is really meant for active traders.

The Motorola S9-HD, is also meant for active use, with a one-size-fits-all, hard plastic design and earbuds that I found a bit too stiff to wear comfortably for longer periods.

The mean for active agent was 6.8 ± 2.1.

Eighty healthy Caucasian female volunteers aged 36 55 years (mean 46 ± 6 years; mean for active group 46.6 years; mean for placebo group 46.4 years) were enrolled (Table 3).

In particular, this means support for Active Directory (AD), the traditional mechanism companies use to authenticate and manage an employee's corporate identity.

Active magnetic bearings enable greater spindle dynamic stiffness through higher attainable bearing surface speeds, and also provide a means for the active control of chatter.

Condoms, combined with education, are currently the only effective means for sexually active people to guard against H.I.V. Yet these life-savers are scarcely available in the countries that need them the most.

Although knee movement improves, the mean values for the knee ranges of motion in both swing and stance phases at 12 months are still >2 SDs below the means for an active healthy control group; mean stride duration is also significantly below normal.

Mean values for active and passive ROM continued to improve until 2 years after surgery.