The phrase "activated strongly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that has been triggered or turned on with significant intensity or force.
Example: "The alarm system was activated strongly, ensuring that everyone in the vicinity was alerted to the potential danger."
Alternatives: "triggered intensely" or "engaged powerfully."
It appears that the perisylvian cortex of the left hemisphere is activated strongly and there is some less pronounced activation of the right perisylvian cortex, too (Springer et al., 1999).
Since both p38 and MKK3 were activated strongly at the onset of ischaemia, before significant ASK1 activation, it is unlikely that ASK1 plays a role in activation of p38 via MKK3 at early time points, implying that a different MAPKKK is responsible (Fig. 5D).
It has been revealed that Cu+ activated strongly CC bond, what resulted in a frequency shift of CC stretching band by about 100 cm−100
4) Inclusion of panels to show examples of neurons activated strongly by USVs.
TNF activated strongly the NF-κB transcriptional pathway and is linked to other pathways via the NF-κB target genes JUNB and IRF-1.
While it is tempting to speculate about biological meanings for these types of results (e.g., is Bradi3g15670 activated strongly by one of the hormone treatments?), caution is advisable as Y2H results can be highly variable between screens.
The expression of these genes was activated more strongly in OE than in WT plants after inoculation with RS105.
"This indicates that their semantic networks might be activated more strongly," said the study's lead researcher, Neiloufar Family, from the University of Kaiserslautern in Germany.
Thus, although Cell1 has been activated as strongly as possible, it could be excluded by an ensemble of inferior cells if it is activated too late.
However, increased overlap can also contribute to retrieval of inappropriate patterns, especially in paradigms in which the retrieval cues co-activate strongly encoded alternative patterns (e.g. in source monitoring, see below).
Artificially truncated AtARF5, 6, 7 and 8 proteins (with their DNA-binding domains removed) have previously been shown to activate strongly (15- to 20-fold) transcription of an auxin-responsive reporter gene by dimerizing with canonical ARFs [ 11].
