Sentence examples for naturally active from inspiring English sources

The other major distinguishing feature of body and spirit, of course, as we have seen, was that bodies were inert and passive, and immaterial spirits were naturally active, and indeed responsible for all activity in the world (Henry 1986, Reid 2003, 2012).

A considerable body of evidence supports the view that cNHEJ is active and has major roles during G1 and early S (Branzei and Foiani, 2008), the cell-cycle phases where RB family proteins are naturally active or are known to be activated by DNA damage-associated inhibition of the CDK4, 6, and 2 cyclin-dependent kinases.

Liz Earle, 46, is a former beauty journalist and TV presenter and the founder of Liz Earle Naturally Active Skincare, a range of products based on natural ingredients.

When his team compared the more naturally active children with the less active ones, they were surprised to discover absolutely no difference in their body fat or body mass.

Transferring biomarker into molecular probe: melanin nanoparticle as a naturally active platform for multimodality imaging" by Quli Fan, PhD, et al. from the Cancer Molecular Imaging Chemistry Lab was highlighted by JACS Spotlights and Nature SciBx.

Raheem Kassam, one of Nigel Farage's closest aides, who has expertise in social media, said: "What you might call cyber-Kippers are a lot more naturally active than those of the other parties" – in a similar way to the online army of SNP activists during the Scottish referendum debate.

P14, High SES, Girl Around two-thirds of mothers held the view that preschool children were naturally very active, they needed little encouragement to be active, and some felt that their child had no capacity for more activity.

Illustrative quotes from each theme are shown in Table  3.> The majority (n = 244, 87.8 %) of mothers felt that their children were naturally very active, and were not concerned about their children's activity level.

Replication of these Vif-variant viruses in primary T cells naturally expressing active or inactive A3H haplotypes showed that endogenously expressed A3H restricts HIV-1 replication.

The Tol2 element is a naturally occurring active transposable element found in vertebrate genomes.

The Medaka fish (Orizyas latipes) Tol2, belonging to the hAT family of transposons, is the first known naturally occurring active DNA transposon discovered in vertebrate genomes [ 10].