"Achieve activity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that something achieved an activity or goal. For example, "The team was able to achieve its activity of raising money for a new school library."
Minimalist approach to protein design that focuses on the bare minimum requirements to achieve activity presents several important advantages.
However, obstacles remain including, e.g., availability of the radionuclide in order to achieve activity levels suitable for scale up to clinical treatment and obtaining the required specific activity of the 213Bi-mAb.
ss-siRNA action requires a 5′ phosphate to achieve activity in vivo, and we developed a metabolically stable 5′-(E -vinylphosphonate (5′-VP) with conformation and stE -vinylphosphonateerties similar to the natural phosphate.
Incorporation of cobalt nanoparticles (Co NPs) in porous iron oxide nanospheres (Fe3O4 NSs) templated, glucose derived hollow carbon capsules (HCCs), with an objective to achieve activity and stability simultaneously, facilitates higher catalytic activity of Co NPs in transfer hydrogenation of ketones and aldehydes.
In order to achieve activity against the parasite, these inhibitors need to pass through the cell membrane to reach PTR1 in the cytosol.
Alternatively, DDD00015314 could be chemically refined to increase its potency and specificity in order to potentially achieve activity at lower concentrations.
First, the large menu of options might encourage individuals to focus on some, easier to achieve, activities to the exclusion of other, more challenging activities.
Efforts to achieve activities that are clearly irregular or unofficial would specify the suspicious object is malicious, or at least apprehensive.
This catalyst achieves activities similar to that of phthalocyanine under homogeneous catalysis.
After 96 h of fermentation, CBHI levels appeared to rise similarly in the four strains, achieving activities of ~7 10 U/mL.
The diaries included questions about current level and interference of pain, planned and achieved activities, feelings, pain-related fear, avoidance, catastrophizing and acceptance (see Table 2).
