Sentence examples for more active over from inspiring English sources

During that time, some of the women were more active over all than they had been at the start.

Yemeni officials seemed skeptical, however, saying they suspected Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch, which has become more active over the past year.

The Iranians have "become more active over time, and not helpful," the official said, though he said intelligence indicated that far more foreign fighters were coming over the border from Syria than from Iran.

"The mayor of New York City has made a lot of people a lot more active over something silly like this," she continued, adding quickly, "silly because it should never have happened".

Think again: new research reported in The New York Times's Business section shows that even children who have access to only the most active games aren't more active over all.

Not only are dog owners more likely to take regular walks, but new research shows that dog walkers are more active over all than people who don't have dogs.

In a correlation analysis of expression data for which behavior was recorded in the field the previous summer, there is a positive association between expression of candidate D in Δ Ct to locomotor activity in seconds (n = 15, r = 0.74, P = 0.009), meaning beetles that are more active over-express this candidate.

Notably, compounds 1 and 2 were at least 30-fold more active toward Kv1.1 1.2 3) over the other channels.

Over time, I became more active in LGBTQ activism.

In contrast, root tissues became more active with 41 U over 58 C and 68 D terms.

Only one compound, 2-carboxymethyl-benzenesulfonamide, was more active against hCA V over hCA II (selectivity ratio of 1.39), whereas all other derivatives investigated here were much better hCA II inhibitors (selectivity ratios CA II/CA V in the range of 0.0008 0.73) than hCA V inhibitors.