Sentence examples for relatively more active from inspiring English sources

The assessment of their antimicrobial and anticancer (antiproliferative) activities suggested that diesters of curcumin are relatively more active than curcumin itself due to their increased solubility, slow metabolism and better cellular uptake.

Thus, TMTL should be greater if the RH is relatively more active than the LH, given the inverse relationship between TMT and activity.

The microbial community was relatively more active in the root zone compared to other zones.

Lateral fault growth was likely produced by primarily eastward propagation, with the WNW to E W trending faults being the relatively more active structures.

The high ORP indicates low redox potential, which can cause the low biogas production; methanogens, which produce biogas, are reported to be relatively more active at low ORP values.

The fact that the brain's reward center is relatively more active in cravers doesn't add much -- and it certainly doesn't verify that a self-proclaimed chocoholic is akin to a heroin addict or alcoholic.

Though we observed random XCI pattern for majority of the cases and controls, the X_weighted_biallelic distribution (Figure S2) depicts that the longer alleles are relatively more frequently active among the RSA cases compared to the controls.

These results are relevant to the disease we study, pulmonary arterial hypertension, both because of the high female prevalence, but also because we have shown that among those with a BMPR2 mutation, it is women who metabolize estrogen into the relatively more estrogenically active 16α-hydroxyestrone compound that develop disease [ 15- 17].

However, at higher temperatures, although the 15% sample is an outlier, there is a convergence tendency compared to the points below 400 °C, and this can be considered to be because the intrinsic hopping in the boron carbide material relatively becomes more active compared to the composite effect of the added metallic component and also the porosity effect of the different densities.

A descriptive comparison between the two studies (Table  1) suggests that women initiating treatment with teriparatide more recently (ExFOS) were relatively healthier, more active, exercised more frequently, could rise from a chair more easily and had fewer previous fractures than their counterparts from EFOS.

What if you're investing in a tax-sheltered account, like a 401(k) or an I.R.A.? In that case, Mr. Kritzman conceded, the odds are relatively more favorable for active management, because, in his simulations, taxes accounted for about two-thirds of the expenses of the actively managed mutual fund and nearly half of the hedge fund's.