The phrase "a severe activity of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a serious or intense action or event, but it would need to be clarified for better understanding.
Example: "The researchers noted a severe activity of volcanic eruptions in the region over the past year."
Alternatives: "a significant occurrence of" or "an intense event of".
The exclusion of those with limited cognitive function and the institutionalised may have resulted in the exclusion of those with severe activities of daily living (ADL) impairment resulting in a potential underestimation of the association between obesity and ADL limitations.
We found that PelN exhibited robust tolerance to several metal ions, and only Ba2+ caused a severe loss of activity (Table 2).
However, such a severe alteration of activity would be predicted to have far-reaching effects on Rab7-dependent pathways.
28 SHARE-FI was also modelled as a vulnerability state prior to the onset of more severe activity limitation.
The bioinformatics initiative appears to be a reaction to the DFG's May report on genome research in Germany, which observed a severe shortage of activities in biocomputing and recommended increasing the genome research budget by 1 billion DM USS $500 million).
Severe activity limitations and/or the highest level of anticipated stigma was associated with a much higher level participation restriction (13.8 and 20.8 points, respectively).
Exclusion criteria can include any health or psychiatric problems that might be the alternative cause of cognitive impairment, or a severe impairment in activities of daily living.
However, even concentrations of rotenone well below toxic levels (0.05 µM) caused a severe decline of endocytotic activity in Ben-Men-I cells (Figure 4B), whereas PMECs were less sensitive to rotenone treatment and maintained endocytosis under these conditions (Figure 4D).
Of these, only one, c.183C>A (p. (Asn61Lys)), which occurs at low frequency, results in a severe reduction of enzyme activity.
By the authors, in women with more severe symptoms, activity of the abdominal muscles was higher and PFM activity could be insufficient to control continence.
