The phrase "activities realms" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing different areas or domains of activities, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In our research, we explored various activities realms, including sports, arts, and education."
Alternatives: "areas of activity" or "domains of activities".
A CDC-funded surveillance activity (REALM project) (5 ), consisting of point prevalence studies of CRE carriage among ICU patients in Chicago acute care hospitals and all patients in long-term acute care hospitals (LTACHs) was ongoing; however, prevalence data were limited to Chicago and did not include patients outside the ICU or in long-term care facilities (LTCFs).
This paper examines interdependencies between firms' activities in the realms of open science and commercial product development.
Not only does the dominant paradigm push mass selection activities into the realms of compulsory illegality, it also systematically fails to equitably acknowledge mass selection networks that are not given efficient tools to protect the products of their activities and foster their own innovation model based on open access.
Mazarin therefore had to limit his activities within the realm to thwarting intrigues at court and multiplying financial expedients to meet war expenditures.
Realisation of marketing activities has become realm where is possible to find opportunities to increase own competitiveness in connection to the growing competitive environment.
Such system, taking due account of national or regional stages of rural and economic development, may counter the trend to limit mass selectors' activities to the realm of exceptions, reducing farmer's privileges to a "basic trickle of rights" (Cullet [1999]).
Accordingly, most historical records concern such activities in this realm.
As for underemployment (meaning a dentist is employed but performs activities in a realm in which they did not receive formal training), an important decrease is observed between the two years under study: underemployment was 27.2% in 2000 and 21.1% in 2008.
Many of these activities, in the human realm, are considered deeply private, but with other species we don't recognise that," he said.
Frankel's movie brings together two extraordinary realms of activity — advertising and theatre — and reduces them to mere incidentals of its gaslighting plot and its maudlin dive into recovery from grief.
Technology now makes it possible for online businesses and advertisers to turn the Internet into a realm where activities and habits are monitored and recorded, largely without consumer knowledge or consent.
