Sentence examples for would be operative from inspiring English sources

A comparison with other advanced generation technologies expected to be in use around 2050, when the first fusion power plant would be operative, has also been performed.

Finally, attempts were made to determine whether the preceding in vitro findings would be operative in vivo.

Whether patient consent was required for information to be entered into the registry and the duration for which the consent would be operative differed across sites.

To evaluate whether the preceding in vitro findings would be operative in vivo, immunohistochemistry analysis was performed to evaluate the expression of Mcl-1, phospho-Akt, and phospho-JNK in tissue sections of U937 xenografts.

When the groups needed to replenish their ranks, it would be operatives from the S Wing who often slipped into radical madrasas across Pakistan to drum up recruits, the officials said.

Variation often will be observable in non-standard model organisms because experimental organisms that do not have large communities built around them are less likely to have had their embryonic development formally staged, and thus the effects of idealization on phenotypic plasticity would not be operative.

As a control, we can look at the patterns of AT skew that occur at the third codon position, where this selection in favor of hydrophobic amino acids would not be operative.

We have nevertheless decided to mention this example in the manuscript, as it illustrates the type of mechanisms that would need to be operative for the mRNA-protein uncoupling.

I say, 'Just make it as authentic as you are.' And I think that would be the operative word with him.

"Subtle" would be the operative adjective here, for from the earliest inclusions, from her debut collection, "Claiming Kin" (1976), Voigt has a highly tempered poetic intelligence, most obvious in her line by line determination to align evocative images with their emotional incentives.

Fair enough, but "might" would be the operative word.