The phrase "activities disease" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a disease related to activities, but without context, it is ambiguous and confusing.
Example: "The research focused on the impact of activities disease on children's health, but the term needs clarification."
Alternatives: "activity-related illness" or "disease linked to activities".
In the past decade, many novel proteomic technologies were emerged and applied to several biological systems for the understanding of cellular activities, disease development and physiological responses to therapeutic interventions and environmental perturbations [23].
According to the effects of delivered agents, the biomedical applications of Au NP-based photo-responsive liposomes can be grouped as controlled release of molecules and plasmid as a demo, fine-tuning of cellular activities, disease treatment, and theranostics.
All patients should have recorded headache diaries for 4 weeks (baseline phase) before enrolment to assess disease activity (disease duration, headache degree, and attack frequency).
The BeltLine project is aiming to improve Atlanta's urban environment through improved livability, physical activity, disease reduction and cost savings.
The presence of Pg DNA did not influence disease activity, disease disability or positivity for autoantibodies.
Low-activity disease was defined as persistence of minor symptoms (for example, arthralgia or myalgia) [ 24].
The activity of disease was evaluated by calculation of 28-joint Disease Activity Score (DAS28) [ 34].
In fact it sexualises kids and normalises risky sexual activity and disease.
When using MRE to assess activity of disease, the following features can be evaluated.
PON1 activity and disease severity scores were inversely correlated.
Disease activity was measured using the disease activity score (Disease Activity Score based on 28 joints [DAS28]) and serum C-reactive protein.
