The phrase "activated so that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is triggered or set in motion for a specific purpose or outcome.
Example: "The alarm system was activated so that it could alert the authorities in case of a break-in."
Alternatives: "triggered to ensure" or "enabled to allow".
These findings suggest that PMNs can transmigrate into the lung without accompanying capillary damage, and that once in the alveolar space they become activated so that damage occurs in the lung.
In CML, a number of mitogenic signaling pathways, such as mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway and janus kinase (JAK /signal transducer and activator of transcription (STAT) pathway, are activated so that the pluripotent hematopoietic stem cells aberrantly proliferate and differentiate to granulocytes in the blood [ 19].
The motion of the grain boundaries is thermally activated so that we could derive the activation parameters for the motion from the in situ data of the mobility at different temperatures.
The other is one in which many neurons are activated, so that (langle n rangleneq0) in the activated state.
In the frenzy, the fire alarm went off and the sprinkler system was activated, so that when the police arrived it was as if they'd happened upon the aftermath of a storm.
Then, this schema is projected to the inferior temporal cortex (ITC), where a set of schema-congruent representations is activated so that representations of objects that are more strongly related to the schema are more activated, hereby facilitating their future identification.
Because CBP is a multifunctional protein that co-activates so many genes and because CBP deficiencies have drastic developmental effects, our results are surprising in the sense that the phenotype described in these adult flies is not more severe.
During the summit, Radar will be running the hub from within Big Tent Activate so that these SMS reports can be broadcast direct to the conference from a screen in the networking area.
If this were the case, additional clinical benefit may be achieved by segregating the signals either temporally or spatially (with regard to the intracochlear regions that each stimulus type activates) so that masking is minimised.
Odor molecules activate so-called olfactory neurons that relay signals to the brain in the form of nerve impulses.
Studies suggested that sporozoites achieve this level of protection by activating so-called CD8+ T cells that secrete a molecule called interferon γ in the liver.
