Sentence examples for question of active from inspiring English sources
Similar to MoS2, the question of active sites on amorphous MoS x has been unavoidably and continuously raised.
The factors that influence polymorphism in guppy colour within and between populations remain a question of active investigation [17], [47], however further investigation in spatial and temporal variation in sexual selection may help to explain the relatively higher variation in both mating preferences and mate signals among low-predation populations.
To date, the question of active amplification in tympanal insects remains unresolved [ 5].
In order to address the question of active ingredients, we had to make some estimation of patients' health status at the end of the "package of care".
At the same time, less aggressive and ablative techniques have been developed, such as radiofrequency or cryotherapy, and the question of active surveillance has also been tested.
In this manuscript, Siebert et al. use the fly larval NMJ system to study the important but poorly understood question of active zone transport.
The increasing number of space debris in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) raises the question of future Active Debris Removal (ADR) operations.
"The current CDC guidelines for diagnosing Lyme disease involve serological tests for Borrelia Burgdorferi (Borrelia-Immunoblot/Western blot testings) which show a very weak sensitivity of just around 60% in chronic Lyme disease and cannot help regarding the question of an active infection.
Because of its case control design, our study cannot directly address the unresolved question of whether active disease caused by a Beijing strain is associated with radiographic severity of disease (such a comparison would require a cohort study design).
To answer our question of interest is active-learning instruction positively associated with student learning gains in typical college biology courses?—we used general linear regression models.
He also wants to question their lack of active political engagement early on and in the radical 1960s and 70s when the call from students came.
