Sentence examples for passive notion from inspiring English sources

In a short time, the passive notion of biocompatibility became too limited.

And the notion of passive smoking allowed campaigners to go even further, and seek to stamp out smoking almost everywhere.

I know that some of the new lawyers reading this article are chaffing at the notion of passive investing.

An alternative explanation to that of active/evocative rGE is based on the notion of passive rGE.

This is consistent with the notion that passive, random coating on polystyrene surfaces offers only a small fraction of the antigen for interaction with antibodies [ 10].

Even the metabolic decisions to burn sugar versus fat were thought to be passive, based on some notion of cellular 'need'need

The Foresight Report on obesity put forward the notion of "passive obesity" to suggest that default choices posed by the social and built environment mean that combatting weight gain requires active strategies.

Britons, fortified by a "much more active, muscular liberalism," Cameron told the audience, would no longer truckle to politically correct notions of passive tolerance.

Taken together, the present data confirm, in principle, the well accepted notions that passive mechanical ventilation quickly damages the diaphragm [ 8] and promotes lung injury by atelectasis formation [ 9].

They compliment each other so well, that Johanna and Klara allow First Aid Kit to far surpass any preconceived notion of how passive a couple of Swedes making American folk music should sound.

(The notion of a passive intransitive might seem counterintuitive, but see Levin (1993 87), and note that two of her examples (collapsed lung and slipped disc) are medical in nature).