Sentence examples for more frequent active from inspiring English sources

Good emotional well-being, in particular, seems to be evidently associated with more frequent, active visits to natural environments.

In a similar vein, a recent study in P. falciparum has demonstrated that the repositioning of a gene (P. falciparum reticulocyte binding protein-like homologue 4, PfRh4) to an active site in the nuclear periphery is associated with more frequent active to silent epigenetic switching [ 98].

Populations occurring within this latitudinal band may, therefore, benefit from more frequent and active monitoring efforts.

A much more frequent and active EMT was observed in tumors of the trial group than the control group (see additional file 4).

In the 10-year analysis of ATAC, fractures were more frequent during active treatment in the anastrozole versus tamoxifen arm (451 versus 351, OR = 1.33, P <0.0001) but were similar in the post-treatment follow-up period (110 versus 112, OR = 0.98, P = 0.9).

The regulatory network revealed by our work ensures that Aurora B/C kinases will be active early during the bi-orientation, when incorrect attachments may be more frequent, and less active later, when they have been largely eliminated.

Adverse events were more frequent in the active therapy groups relative to the control group, but not significantly.

Simpson's paradox occurs, e.g., if within (most) studies, the event Y is more frequent in the active treatment group (X = 1), but between studies, those with larger treatment proportions (corresponding to higher X) tend to exhibit lower event probabilities (corresponding to lower Y).

Older TB patients had more frequent dyspnea and less frequent active TB findings on chest CT.

Thus, we hypothesized that the shorter alleles would be more frequent and preferentially more active among the PCOS women than the controls.

*data missing: n = 2; **CAM significantly more frequent among patients with active JIA (p < 0.05).