The phrase "activities desires" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two concepts, but without context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "Her activities desires were reflected in her choice of hobbies."
Alternatives: "desires for activities" or "activity preferences".
As well-known, screening of medicinal plants and natural products for their pharmacological activities desired for human health is an essential step for discovery of novel drug candidates.
Those who received TRT for one year, versus those on placebo, saw improvements in sexual function, including activity, desire, and erectile function.
Suing such a charity does not violate First Amendment speech protections "so long as the plaintiffs are able to prove that the defendants knew about the organization's illegal activity, desired to help that activity succeed and engaged in some act of helping," wrote Judge Ilana D. Rovner, saying the family should be allowed to prove that the charities knew of the terrorist links.
Interestingly, the obtained materials also exhibit outstanding catalytic properties in terms of activity, desired product selectivity, and catalyst lifetime for the hydrogenation of lignin-derived alkylphenols, which is an important step of bio-oil upgrading.
This study sought to determine if a total shoulder arthroplasty patient's preoperative confidence in his or her ability to attain the level of activity desired would influence postoperative functional scores.
Sexual activity, desire, orgasm and satisfaction from sexual life did not differ significantly between migraine sufferers and non-sufferers.
Needs help define your design challenge.Remember: Needs are verbs (activities and desires with which your user could use help), not nouns (solutions).
Just under the surface of routine daily activities, memories, desires, and belief systems are plotting to break free.
Too often we stay enclosed within a relatively limited perspective of life by focusing on our own personal problems, needs, activities, and desires.
This suggests that when improvements were reached in some activities, new desires of improvements within other activities may have appeared.
