Sentence examples for particularly active during from inspiring English sources

In the same study29, the IFS network was particularly active during tasks that required more complex cognitive processes, for example, reasoning, planning and mental rotation.

These gene networks are particularly active during prenatal development, suggesting that the foundations for schizophrenia and autism are laid very early in life.

Mr. Hickenlooper said Mr. Clements had been supportive of the gun measures but was not "particularly active" during their emotional and contentious path toward passage.

The adults, about 6-8mm long, can be found at any time of year, but larvae that grow to the same size, are particularly active during warm autumn weather.

Like many transplanted Southerners, George worked at U.S. Steel, which was particularly active during the Second World War and attracted not only American blacks but also displaced Europeans: Poles, Greeks, and Italians.

Kennedy was not particularly active during the oral argument and, in isolation, his questions reflected ambivalence, echoing both the traditionalist concerns of Roberts and suggesting that bans on same-sex marriage undermined the dignity of gays and lesbians.

The synthesis of blood glucose from lactate, which occurs largely in liver, is a particularly active process during recovery from intense muscular activity.

Gluconeogenesis occurs principally in the liver and kidneys; e.g., the synthesis of blood glucose from lactate in the liver is a particularly active process during recovery from intense muscular exertion.

He said: "I never knew Donegal was considered to be a particularly active area during the Bronze Age". "This discovery is so exciting for Donegal because it gives us a rare and important insight into the history of our county, and it's equally important for Ireland in that it adds to our already extensive collection of artefacts from this fascinating era," he added.

A similar Christmas season werewolf belief additionally took root in Germany and werewolves are also particularly active in Poland during the 12 days, according to folklore.

Neural tissue forms a disproportionately high proportion of body weight in foetuses and, relative to adults, neural development is particularly active in utero and during infancy.