Sentence examples for originally active from inspiring English sources

The postbop ensemble known as Quest — David Liebman on saxophones and flute, Richie Beirach on piano, Ron McClure on bass and Billy Hart on drums — was originally active throughout the 1980s, a decade of much tension around the issue of aesthetic purity in jazz.

The Khitan peoples who established the kingdom of Liao were originally active among the nomadic tribes of the upper-Liao River.

Activation of surfaces may be classified as follows; (i) originally active surfaces, (ii) intermediates produced by reaction with surface atoms, (iii) formation of active sites with functional groups, (iv) formation of active surface compounds, (v) cooperation of multiple catalytic processes.

Nevertheless, Kaplan-Meier curves of cardiovascular events and total mortality continuously diverged favouring the originally active versus control arms despite conversion of curves representing the changes of LDL-cholesterol values over time.

This process occurs during differentiation of ESCs, when CTBP2 in combination with NURD initiates the silencing of genes that were originally active, through H3K27 deacetylation, allowing deposition of H3K27me3 by PRC2 149.

For confirmation, 55 active and 5 inactive retest compounds were chosen for testing as independent samples, and in this confirmation 90% of originally active compounds were reconfirmed as active (Supplementary Table 3).

Hasan originally became active on social media to encourage other young Labour members to get involved in the party, in a bid to redress the underrepresentation of both young and ethnic minority members at party meetings.

As a result, the originally narrow active site cleft could gradually be enlarged by the interaction forces between Png1p-ΔH1 and the substrate, thus allowing substrates to access the deep active site more easily.

The most striking effects were obtained when EBS5 was mutated in the originally most active −8409/+38Luc, resulting in an almost inactive reporter, with a 97% and 89% decrease of activity in endothelial cells and fibroblasts, respectively (Figure 6B).

Mutational inactivation of conserved, originally biochemically active domains might indeed present a common theme in formin evolution.

Since 1994, a representative panel of originally 1,200 active Norwegian doctors has been followed through postal questionnaires biennially.