The phrase "activated area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, gaming, or any field where a specific area is made functional or operational.
Example: "The activated area of the software allows users to access advanced features that were previously locked."
Alternatives: "active zone" or "enabled region".
(c) The contrast Luminance vs. others activated the right occipital lobe at 26, -66, -12 and the right frontal lobe at 46, 44, 4 while d) the contrast Color vs. all other conditions activated area V4, specialized for the processing and perception of color [7], [8], [9].
Second, we more precisely measured the activated area by counting the number of significant pixels.
Activated area of the back wall is 100 cm2.
Activated area was not significantly affected by unit pixel size; however, total force was highly sensitive.
V6 was the most systematically activated area (active in 87% of the subjects), as expected from single-unit recordings in macaque.
These data confirm and extend previous findings (Drager 1981; Simmons and Pearlman 1982), suggesting that the abnormality in neuronal positioning in rl−/− mice does not interfere with the formation of retinotopically ordered afferent connections or affect the magnitude of visual cortical activation or the size of the activated area.
Impersonal moral dilemmas, like deciding whether to keep the money in a found wallet, activated areas involved in working memory, Mr. Greene said.
Several years ago, researchers injected tiny quantities of histamine under the skin of volunteers -- effectively giving them artificial mosquito bites -- then scanned their brains with positron emission tomography, or PET technology, which displays activated areas.
Studies comparing activated areas of the brain responsible for the affective element and the cognitive element have also been conducted.
Using subtraction and correlation procedures, activated areas in the brain while observing different pictures were color-coded by T-score.
Functional neuroimaging first allowed researchers to describe the functional segregation of regionally activated areas during a variety of experimental tasks.
