The phrase "activation of a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the initiation or triggering of a significant process, system, or event.
Example: "The activation of a large network of sensors is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "initiation of a large" or "triggering of a large".
In the zebrafish blastula, the general delay in zygotic gene activity is followed by the sudden and broad activation of a large number of genes representing all main gene ontologies (Kane and Kimmel, 1993; Mathavan et al, 2005) leading to gastrulation.
Results show the activation of a large distributed network similar in ST and DT and similar for both the traffic lights and the direction signs.
Results Functional imaging techniques have helped highlight the activation of a large network during motor imagery tasks, including fronto-parietal, subcortical, and cerebellar regions, as well as cortical areas involved in motor control.
This cross-linking results in the activation of a large population of T cells that release massive amounts of inflammatory cytokines, ultimately causing a condition known as toxic shock syndrome.
They are involved in the transcription and activation of a large series of cytokines and growth factors that, in turn, can contribute to further production of ROS and RNS.
However, hand and face LEP habituation seems to agree quite well in previous studies (Table 6), and this is to be expected as LEP reflects activation of a large part of the bilateral cortical pain network, and our aim was to study the generalized effects.
In the PriDm1, PriDm1+2, Snf1 delete, and S491/494 mutants, we have increased the number of intact TORC1 molecules by blocking Kog1-body formation, and as a result 0.02 and 0.1% glucose signals lead to low-level activation of a larger pool of TORC1 molecules – enough to activate Sch9.
By comparing unilateral vs bilateral stimulation of SF1+ neurons in the same animal, we demonstrated directly that activation of a larger number of SF1+ neurons was required to evoke an activity burst than to evoke freezing.
Activation of IRE1 initiates the non-conventional splicing of the transcription factor X-box-binding protein 1 (XBP1), which is responsible for the activation of a larger number of ER-stress responsive genes, including chaperones of the ER.
Their results showed that, although age was associated with activation of a larger brain network, this activation reflected increased attentional deployment to enhance somatosensory processing and integration rather than increased motor cortical activity.
EEG requires the activation of a larger region of the cortex (at least 10 cm) to detect epileptic activity on the scalp recordings (Ebersole 1997; Tao et al. 2007; Von Ellenrieder et al. 2014).
