The phrase "activate transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to initiate or trigger a change or process, often in a technical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "To improve our workflow, we need to activate transformation within our team by adopting new strategies and tools."
Alternatives: "initiate change" or "trigger transformation".
In the meantime, we determine the effects of NF-κB activation on the activated transformation of fibroblasts.
Our data suggest that the activated transformation of fibroblasts from normal to active status is accompanied by a gradual downregulation of miR-200b/c.
This modified approach is able to account for the very rapid forward (mechanically activated) transformation compared with the much slower reverse transformation that takes place in the absence of stress.
It has been reported that the onset temperature of the thermally activated transformation from an amorphous to an anatase phase was dependent on experimental parameters such as deposition methods, deposition temperature, and different substrates.
During deposition thermally activated transformations between components occur sequentially from the 0.352 nm component down to the 0.338 nm component and it is suggested that these components are quasi-equilibrium phases.
The means by which oncogenes and their products activate malignant transformation are currently under intense investigation.
In this study, we thus describe that the PDGFB oncogenic growth factor is able to activate cellular transformation of primary fibroblasts.
In Chen's framework (Fig. 1) the action model supporting the prevention or treatment intervention must be implemented appropriately in order to activate the transformation process in the program's change model.
However, as none of these pathways shown involve DNA mutation, understanding the fundamental mechanisms of epigenetic silencing promises to afford opportunities to de-silence (or de-activate) genes that may have been inappropriately silenced (or activated) during transformation and tumour progression.
The differential effects of glutamine and glucose on cell viability are not a property of the transformed phenotype per se, but rather depend on the specific pathway being activated in transformation.
