The phrase "activities ascribed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that are attributed to a particular person, group, or context.
Example: "The activities ascribed to the team were essential for the project's success."
Alternatives: "activities attributed" or "actions assigned".
Amongst the first biological activities ascribed to 15d-PGJ2 was an activatinging ligand for the nuclear receptor PPARγ [56], [57].
Bioisosteric substitution of the pyrazole or isoxazole rings from these drugs with the pyrazoline one was considered owing to the multiple biological activities ascribed to this latter heterocycle and paired with the replacement of the sulfonamide of celecoxib and valdecoxib with its equally potent bioisoster sulfamate.
Additionally, one of the more recent activities ascribed to TGFβ1 is epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) [4] [6].
To date, the biological activities ascribed to ICP0 occur early in infection when ICP0 is localized to the nucleus.
Among the multiple biological activities ascribed to histamine, its contribution to the regulation of cell proliferation is supported by a number of reports in normal and tumor cells [40].
However, the plethora of activities ascribed to the E5 protein awaits biological validation.
Only the beta subunit (βNGF) is responsible for the physiological activity ascribed to NGF, and it is active in the absence of the other two subunits [ 8]. βNGF is vital for the development and maintenance of both central and peripheral nervous system neurons.
On the other hand, Co90-1 sample with Ag and Pt cores within the Co matrix has the highest CNPt-Co and ORR activity ascribed to the electronic modification effect.
CYP1A2 Ademola et al. (1993a) observed that human skin was able to N-demethylate theophylline, an activity ascribed to CYP1A2.
A decrease in CIII function has been reported in lymphocytes and platelets from PD patients, with reduced activity ascribed to ROS generation via increased electron leakage from CIII (Haas et al., 1995).
Binding to the transcriptional machinery by the carboxyl terminal BRCA1, referred to as BRCT domain, was the first biochemical activity ascribed to the BRCA1 protein (Anderson et al, 1998).
