The phrase "activities lies in" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form should be "activities lie in" since "activities" is plural.
Example: "The success of our program lies in the diverse activities we offer to participants."
Alternatives: "activities are found in" or "activities reside in".
It theorizes that a key aspect of the agency of designing, as the creation of artifacts to facilitate activities, lies in this taste literacy of designers.
Utilizing your home office only for work and productive, revenue-producing activities lies in that same vein.
The reason why sociologists can rightfully assume markets as social instead of natural activities lies in the fact that markets are the product of meaningful human actions involving cultural values about humanity, social actions, and social relations (Slater and Tonkiss 2001).
An opportunity to rapidly increase health workers exposure to these activities lies in the large scale RDT implementation which should be accompanied with broader and comprehensive malaria case-management in-service training, dissemination of job aids, post-training follow up and structured supervisory visits and performance monitoring.
Dr. Meara's interests and innovation activities lie in the areas of craniofacial anomalies, cleft lip and cleft palate, but he has a particular interest in augmenting the delivery of quality surgical and anesthesia care in low-resource settings through long term capacity building.
There is a spectrum that runs from helping to plagiarizing and even very young children will need to determine with some precision where various activities lie in this very broad range.
Some countries reported dual responsibility for diagnostic devices where more than one agency is mandated and some tensions were evident between laboratory-based organizations who evaluate diagnostic test performance and agencies whose primary activities lie in the regulation of medicines.
Press activity lies in this grey area.
Indeed, ABA-binding studies of Arabidopsis FCA in which the protein lacked specific structural regions show that ABA-binding activity lies in the carboxy-terminal half of FCA, which does share homology with ABAP1 (ref. 1).
ATPase activity lies in the hexameric form of TraJ, which is stimulated by lipids [34].
These data indicate that the spatial activity lies in the 5′ half of the ZRS but the activity relies on an accumulative input from throughout the ZRS.
