Sentence examples for more actively by from inspiring English sources

The result, as James Riley notes, is "a landscape constituted more actively by what is missing than by what is present".

Investment will recover when the economy recovers, but we should set the bar higher and support the recovery more actively by making structural changes.

Secretion of these bioactive mediators depends on the type of adipose tissue; they are secreted more actively by visceral fat than by subcutaneous fat [ 14].

This is related to the greater involvement of mothers, both psychologically and in practice (in their role) [ 76], and is an aspect that needs to be addressed more actively by mental health professionals [ 38, 77- 79].

5 The way of setting budgets for these groups by the local health authority was essentially the same as for fundholding practices, but, because of the inherent unpredictability and cost of emergency care, the risk of overspending the budget by total purchasing pilots was cushioned even more actively by the local health authority.

With the exception of leptin and resistin, the other adipokines were more actively secreted by IFP than by sc adipose tissue of the same patients [ 31, 32].

This action has been more actively debated by historians than any other event of Frederick's reign because it raised in an acute form the general issue regarding the morality of preventive military action.

Mr. Blair has also pressed on Washington his view that the ongoing violence in the Middle East needs to be more actively addressed by the United States at the same time it is focusing on the campaign against terrorism and preparing for combat in Iraq.

Many LPs are also more actively involved by doing direct deals along with their GPs.

The Steam community is more actively covered by gaming journalists because it fits with their idea of "core" even though most players are not there.

Finally, the left medial temporal lobe appears more actively engaged by elaborate meaning-based processing and the complex response pattern observed in different subregions of the MTL lends support to the suggestion that this region is functionally segregated.