The phrase "activation trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, marketing, or technology to describe a pattern or movement in activation levels over time.
Example: "The activation trend over the last quarter indicates a significant increase in user engagement with the new features."
Alternatives: "activation pattern" or "activation trajectory".
The report includes data gathered by Good for Q4 2011 and includes half of the Fortune 100, providing insight into enterprise activation trends among some of the world's biggest businesses.
This may derive from the fact that 5-minute measurements can capture activation trends of important molecules such as ERK that are indispensable for cell migration but are usually attenuated at 1 to 2 hours after EGF stimulus when motility has started becoming a stable biophysical response.
The ductility and activation volume trends pointed to two distinct regimes of plastic deformation: namely, creep-driven and dislocation-mediated plasticity, with the transition occurring at increasing strain rate for increasing temperature.
Amazon Echo was the first device to bring voice activation back in trend, but now we see small startups such as Cubic trying to bring technology to life using our voices.
We demonstrated that, compared to their sedentary counterparts, C57BL/6 mice exposed for seven weeks to VWR had increased levels of pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokines, markers of glial cell activation and a trend towards increased expression of toll-like receptor (TLR) 4 in the brain.
TAT that reflects the thrombin activation had a trend of decline after infection.
Interestingly, while IL12 and IL2 activation showed a trend towards favourable outcome, IL13 was marginally associated with poor prognosis (Table 2).
Our pilot findings suggest that interactive videodance is associated with increased fronto-parietal network activation and a trend towards improved reaction time.
The strength of the AVH-related IFG activation showed a trend towards explaining better (z = 1.2, P = 0.12) the individual SRH than did the strength of any AVH-related activation in the temporal lobe, including the auditory cortices.
Secondly, the ROI analysis confirmed that frame order influenced right STS activation reliably (a trend was found in left STS) and that moving face stimuli with 12.5 Hz evoked stronger responses than static face stimuli in right STS.
