Sentence examples for measure of active from inspiring English sources
As total levels of Cdc42 remained unchanged, the ratios of active-Cdc42/total-Cdc42 active-Cdc42/total-Cdc42 active-Cdc42/total-Cdc42rogenand (as an indirect measure of active Cdc42 per cellular unit) were also reduced.
Higher values of this measure of active fiscal policy indicate larger fiscal packages.
To identify the optimal measure of active and passive prenatal tobacco exposure to predict wheeze in early life.
To determine the relationship between the amount of humeral torsion and a measure of active proprioception in adolescent male throwing athletes.
When the design criteria are satisfied, the measure of active vibration suppression becomes directly dependent on the choice of transducer spatial distribution functions.
Annual fire activity was derived at a 5 × 5 km resolution as a composite measure of active fire characteristics, including density and proximity of fires, annual duration of the fire season and range of FRP values.
Other studies have found measures of structured and leisure-time activities to be more reliable than measures of active transport [ 32].
Although STAT3 activity is predicted by the network to be quenched, the transcriptional activity of STAT3 was not significantly reduced compared to HC. Direct measures of active, phosphorylated IκBa protein in liver homogenates of FF-treated mice showed an increase (~20%), confirming changes in gene expression (not shown).
However, the preparation was either inadvertently or intentionally altered by an attendant to include five measures of active ingredient instead of the prescribed two.
The measures of active and attitudinal acceptability are complementary constructs where the first refers to the individual's personal commitment to the measure and the latter refers to a general disposition towards the concept of reporting travel data.
Ten items from the Junior Self-Monitoring Scale were administered as well as self-reports of lifetime and current cigarette smoking, and measures of active peer pressure (direct offers) and passive peer pressure (normative beliefs).
