Sentence examples for somewhat less active from inspiring English sources

Inside the courthouse, the action was somewhat less active.

Surprisingly however, Dz10 23, when synthesized with modified residues in the substrate binding regions, was found to be somewhat less active than its non-modified counterpart.

Histidine-tagged cytochrome ba3 shows minor differences from wild-type, and it appears be somewhat less active as a cytochrome c552 oxidase.

An electrocatalyst made by the deposition 0.5 monolayers of Pt on carbon-supported Ru nanoparticles is somewhat less active than commercial catalysts, but contains considerably lower Pt loadings.

Genotoxic activity of PhIP was strongly reduced in a dose-related manner by green tea and red wine, by blueberries, blackberries, red grapes, kiwi, watermelon, parsley, and spinach, while two brands of beer, coffee, black tea, rooibos tea, morellos, black-currants, plums, red beets, broccoli (raw and cooked), and chives were somewhat less active.

hFEN1 was somewhat less active on the substrate with an unstructured 3' tail (60% cleavage at 4.5 nM hFEN1; Fig. 2B, C, right), but was comparably active on this substrate as on a substrate carrying no tail (Figs. 1C and 2C).

They are somewhat less physically active with a slightly higher proportion of them compared with the whole sample reporting being sedentary most of the time or about half of the time and walking/cycling 20 40 min a day and almost never exercising.

Both the 18 and 32 week questionnaires asked women about their subjective assessment of how active she was compared with other women of her age (much or somewhat more active, about the same, somewhat or much less active).

At 18 weeks of gestation, 61.1% of women reported about the same levels of physical activity as other women of her age, 12.2% being somewhat or much less active, and 25.6% being much or somewhat more active.

Only two subjects reported about somewhat more and one subject about somewhat less physical activity.

Findings indicate that adolescents knew somewhat less about family planning, and sexually active young people were somewhat less likely to use contraception, than adults [ 29].