The phrase "activate over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or action that gradually begins or takes effect as time progresses.
Example: "The software will activate over time, allowing users to access new features as they become available."
Alternatives: "trigger gradually" or "initiate progressively".
Some of the terminal nodes in the network are active at the beginning of the planning horizon while others are activated over time.
In many contexts, the primary mobile signal in a cascade is activated over time by a permanently localized predecessor (e.g. one bound to the membrane).
Cumulative cell recruitment shows the addition of new neurons activated over time and 1(b) in both control (black traces) and the DA-depleted circuit (red traces; Figure 1(h)).
Given the large number of potential pathways by which HIV-1 enters brain tissue, persists, and is activated over time, there is a significant possibility that HIV-1-associated cognitive-motor disorders may yet increase as a consequence of increasing resistance to HAART regimens [ 7].
Thus if a single neuron fires similarly with coherent or incoherent motion, it may be inferred that the negative pattern in functional MRI reflects a population average, perhaps influenced by the range of directions of motion present within any given voxel and the proportion of directionally selective cells that are activated over time.
"People change over time.
We traced recently activated neurons over time by co-staining for FOS and ARC.
The authors speculated that platelet activators other than thrombin could activate the PRP over time, reducing the inhibitory activity of PRP activated in high doses as shown by other studies [ 34– 34].
Analysis of Upf2 expression levels revealed that Upf2 was activated over our time course approximately 12-fold in experimental animals, but remained unchanged in control animals, as expected.
The "Living Rooms at the Border" project proposed small systems be created possessing a space with a mixture of functions, like homes, services and infrastructures, with the aim of activating innovative processes over time within the community (Cruz 2008) and favouring the definition of a space of encounter between different urban situations.
