Sentence examples for reacted actively from inspiring English sources

And even though 42 out of 50 banks surveyed had Twitter accounts, only 26 banks reacted actively to user Twitter posts and only 13 posted about wealth management topics.

In the warm (15 °C) treatment, however, trees reacted actively to wounding within a three-week period by e.g. forming callus and local wound xylem.

Hence, it could be shown that the antenna is not just a passive electronic device, but reacts actively to some parameters such as voltage or odour concentration.

The adolescent patients and the survivors developed a far more interactive way of responding to each other, by reacting actively to each others' contributions.

Characteristics of the reactions to the topics raised during the first 5 days of the focus groups are reported in Table 4. Young child patients tended to direct their comments to the moderators rather than to each other, whereas adolescent patients and survivors developed a more interactive way of responding by reacting actively to each others' contributions.

For example, seven transcription factors preferentially expressed and 12 signal transport transcripts accumulated to a higher level at 2 h than 16 h, which indicated that transcription factors reacted more actively to cold in the initial short-term response rather than the long-term cold acclimation.

Traders observing narrower bid-ask spreads (greater liquidity) for specific stocks, and more generally for the market overall, will react by actively trading the stock, increasing the volume of quotes, and therefore the volume of trading.

Kupffer cells react and actively release cytokines that in turn stimulate stellate cells to produce collagen, thereby leading to fibrosis [ 18].

Among benzene metabolites, the triphenolic metabolite BT reacts most actively with molecular oxygen (Lewis et al. 1988; Zhang et al. 1996).

Similarly, if a driver makes an error, for example, falls asleep at the wheel and speeds, the system should react either actively or passively to alert and change the driver's behavior to minimize the consequences of the error.

While the 'participants' were in this case inanimate patches of land, they were at the same time far more animate rural ecologies, including animal and human communities well aware of whether culling was taking place or not and reacting accordingly, actively resisting the experiment at times.