Sentence examples for more active system from inspiring English sources

The Distribution System Operator (DSO) is faced with a need for market tools to enable more active system management through the use of flexibility.

It is proposed that the activity of this high affinity phosphate transport system may be especially pronounced in the later stages of the aerobic phase when P concentrations are limited (Fig. 4b), and that a low affinity inorganic phosphate transporter (Pit) is the more active system during the other stages [4].

This more active system may lead to the higher TB prevalence seen among refugees compared with other foreign-born persons.

More active systems also attempt to prevent the intrusion upon detection in real time.

Cs Cu/ZrO2 catalysts with high amount of cesium are the more active systems towards both CB oxidation and NOx reduction.

Thirty-four percent of PC-owning homes now have two or more active systems, and the number of multiple-PC households is growing faster than the overall PC penetration rate.

We expect that such studies will provide additional insights into the chemical reaction steps on MMO catalysts that should be useful in designing more selective and more active systems.

All in all, selectivities to crotyl alcohol of ca. 62% at 16% conversion were obtained for more active systems ZrO2-200 and ZrO2-250 in the liquid phase whereas values above 85% at 50% conversion were achieved on MgO solids in the gas-phase.

Recently, 'F' allele has also been shown to affect the immune system with a more active immune system for short 'F'-VDR suggesting its role in the immune-mediated diseases [40].

We began this study with the hypothesis that reorganisation of the corticospinal system after unilateral stroke would be activity driven, leading to marked asymmetry between the more active non‐lesioned system and the less active lesioned system in the chronic phase (Tecchio, et al., 2005; van Putten and Tavy, 2004).

This relative resistance could lead to decreased suppression of the immune system by GCs, which would result in a more active immune system, yielding a decreased risk of S. aureus colonization.