Sentence examples for reactive resulting from inspiring English sources

Direct decomposition would result in a dehydrogenated form of carbon which could become more graphitic and less reactive, resulting in a higher TPO peak.

Migrant entrepreneurship may be reactive – resulting from exclusion from mainstream economic life (Kloosterman and Rath 2001) – or proactive – for example, 'middleman minority' [sic] status may help individuals create business opportunities between social groups (Bonacich 1973).

The absence of a freeway TRP effect suggests that causal pollutants may be highly reactive, resulting in steep spatial gradients from freeway sources and little exposure at the longer distances of homes and schools to freeways compared with distance to other major roads [Supplemental Material, Table E-3 (doi:10.1289/ehp.0901232)].

If this is perturbed, the response can be either inefficient (as in cancer) or, conversely, over-reactive, resulting in conditions such as autoimmunity.

A prescriptive plan regarding what to do with a reactive result may allay such anxieties.

It is critical to have a plan addressing how these cases will be handled for both negative and reactive results.

Reactive results on the OraQuick test were confirmed with a second point-of-care test, the Clearview STAT-PAK®.

Interestingly, after the initial reactive results the fourth generation assays became negative resulting in a second diagnostic window.

Such a packet may lead to standardization of this process and minimizing confusion in the reactive result delivery process (Table 1).

Discordant results and reactive results in children less than 18 months were resolved by PCR [13].

Typically, HIV diagnosis relies on a serial strategy of using tests for screening followed by confirmation of a reactive result.