Sentence examples for usually more active from inspiring English sources
The Alleculinae (comb-clawed beetles) resemble some of the slender tenebrionids but are usually more active.
The free NP are usually more active than the MS catalyst, but larger velocity can also be obtained with the MS catalyst when the pollutant is strongly adsorbed on this material.
At higher temperatures (e.g., 31 and 38 oC), microbes are usually more active and grow faster, which explains why R 1 was larger at warmer than lower temperatures (e.g., 10 oC).
Mice are usually more active and awake during the dark as compared to the light period.
This can be attributed to the fact that the biosynthetic processes correlated to photosynthesis and energy metabolism are usually more active in light hours.
However, the fact that these regions are usually more active when there is no particular task to perform (e.g., at rest) than during cognitive tasks argues against this possibility.
This finding could be because the younger age group is usually more sexually active and further explains the high HIV prevalence among them.
Younger patients are usually more physically active than elderly [ 38], and have higher demands on level of physical function and physical performance at work or leisure time.
Moreover, HIV epidemiology has continually shown a higher incidence in this age group than in other age groups in Nigeria, 21 probably because people in the 20 29 years age group are usually more sexually active and indulge in higher-risk sexual behaviors.
Indeed, Carnegie even advocated that the state should impose death duties in "condemnation of the selfish millionaire's unworthy life".It is striking that wealthy Americans, including the most avowedly capitalistic, are usually far more active in philanthropy than their peers in Europe and Asia and not just because they get bigger tax breaks for charity.
Recent thought on the origin of ULF waves (Kivelson, 2006) has mainly focused on field-line resonances or origin through excitation on the flanks of the magnetosphere and usually under more active solar wind conditions, notably of higher speed.
