The phrase "activities adopt" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe how certain activities take on or embrace specific characteristics or practices, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The activities adopt new strategies to enhance engagement among participants."
Alternatives: "activities embrace" or "activities incorporate".
It will allow citizens to organise themselves around snow-clearing activities, adopt a stretch of pavement to clear, offer to share shovels and snowblowers, or even volunteer to clear snow for people who cannot do so themselves.
PU pain can be debilitating, reducing the individual's ability to participate in physical and social activities, adopt comfortable positions, move, walk, and under-go rehabilitation.
In the other hand, the institution whose activities were assessed sought to differentiate it's activities, adopting a strategy of inducing demands, which goes beyond the simple preparation of technical notes and begins to act as an effective agent of innovations.
In this sense, the authors present details on the prototype implementation by identifying the BPEL structured activities adopted.
The trend towards entrepreneurial activities adopts various approaches in other Latin American universities and numerous examples along these lines can be mentioned.
A powerful tool for implementing disaster risk reduction is represented through striving to integrate, or "mainstream," disaster risk reduction into other activities, adopting experience-based recommendations from places such as southern Africa (Holloway 2003) and from actors such as NGOs (Twigg and Steiner 2002).
The collaborative process led to a common set of activities adopted by a diverse group of grant programs.
This includes, among other activities, adopting and implementing defined plans including sustainable alternative livelihood options with socio-economic and environmental benefits sustaining ecosystem services.
In this study, we found the scope and intensity of QI activities adopted in a hospital were associated with the external environment and the hospital's performance in the previous period.
These attempts to achieve good internal validity posed a burden on the organizations and may have limited external validity, since only those organizations who felt capable of completing these activities adopted the intervention.
The study demonstrates that the scope and intensity of QI activities adopted in a hospital are associated with the external environment and its own performance in the previous period.
