Active snails were found only when relative humidity approached 100 percent; during dry periods, snails were found to be relatively inactive.
"The tribes in the south that have been relatively inactive have become more active," he said.
He was relatively inactive in recent years, but occasionally resurfaced if a project interested him.
She is convinced that the onset of dementia was related to his stopping work and becoming relatively inactive.
Relatively inactive nymphs are often the same colours or shapes of objects in their immediate environment.
Proinsulin is relatively inactive, and under normal conditions only a small amount of it is secreted.
He remained relatively inactive during World War II and returned to the Chamber in 1945.
At first, it was relatively inactive, as Mr. Bernstein funneled money out of pocket to causes that were not tax deductible.
Finally, the League of Saint George – "small, relatively inactive and irrelevant" in the view of Hope Not Hate – does little but publish and distribute fascist books.
Kay M. Tye and her colleagues found that when mice were housed together, dopamine neurons in the D.R.N. were relatively inactive.
Obesity may play a role, they said, noting that 52.5percentt of Japanese men and 28.3percentt of women are overweight, and many say they are relatively inactive.
