Sentence examples for observed actively from inspiring English sources

In Supplementary video 1, human MoDCs were observed actively capturing bacteria within the first 2 3 h of co-culture, then showed morphological characteristics of maturing DCs, formation of dendrites.

During periods of heavy water flow, dew, or rain, when the vegetation is saturated, the snails have been observed actively crawling on the vegetation.

In PDSA cycle two (month four), resident education materials were adopted, with residents observed actively using the pocket cards.

Of those, 1/3, or ~6.6% would be expected to be observed actively smoking at any one time [ 12].

Traditional educational curricula use a predominantly didactic approach without opportunities for trainees to observe, actively experiment, or reflect on what is learned as a part of the learning process.

This last result, observed in actively dividing cells, suggests that in such cells, there is some Maf1 activity that keeps pol III transcription, in particular from tRNA promoters, in check, consistent with the observation in yeast that some Maf1 is nuclear and active even when the cells are in exponential phase [22].

Often there are several such mechanisms interbraided, operating over different time frames, each needing to be understood, observed, and actively managed.

Similar patterns were observed within actively venting sites.

Greater anti-adhesive effects of the biosurfactant were observed against actively growing B. subtilis, C. glutamicum, E. coli, M. luteus and P. fluorescence cells (Table 2), which allowed estimating the biosurfactant concentrations effectively inhibiting the biofilm formation by bacteria on polystyrene (Fig. 2).

Greater anti-adhesive effects of the biosurfactant were observed against actively growing B. subtilis, C. glutamicum, E. coli, M. luteus and P. fluorescence cells (Table 2), whereas resting cells of these strains were poorly inhibited or even stimulated by the biosurfactant.

After the beginning of the spawning season young whiting of 10 mm and over can be observed swimming actively in small droves of from 10 to 20 on the sand flats and beaches to which they are recruited, moving up and down with the tide, swimming in very shallow water to depths of 1 m.