The phrase "activities responded" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe how activities were addressed or reacted to, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The committee reviewed the activities responded to by the participants during the event."
Alternatives: "activities addressed" or "activities reacted to".
Two major immune response-related enzymatic activities responded to diets differently – phenoloxidase activity was inhibited in the bacteria-fed larvae, whereas general antibacterial activity was enhanced.
The infection-control practitioner overseeing the surveillance activities responded to the survey, with input from the infection-control committee, based on recollection or meeting minutes.
This is contrary to the fact that the SF-8 social functioning subscale, which is expected to have a similar construct to the JOQOL recreation/social activities, responded significantly in treated patients [ 16].
The present study accordingly demonstrates that soil enzyme activities respond to farmland-to-forest conversion and hence have the potential to affect soil qualities in the Loess Plateau.
The app then helps administrators schedule educators and plan courses or activities responding to students' needs as they change over time.
The cell system achieves the coupling between recognition and adjustment through TFs, whose activities respond to the culture environment, and regulate the expression of the associated genes.
They measure the novelty of news by counting the number of linguistically similar news articles that are found in the recent past (e.g. 12 hours, 24 hours, 3 days, etc).. Based on this method, it was shown that financial market activities respond more strongly to follow-up news than to the initial news [42].
The results presented here showed that in general, each pathway responded as a separate module, with gene expression changes and enzymatic activities responding as a group.
The ECWG is not sufficiently well linked into the country level to ensure that the global activities respond to the needs on the ground.
The mechanisms underlying these observed effects remain unclear, but emerging data suggest that biochemical, genetic and epigenetic activities respond to and are modified by in-utero tobacco exposure.
This high-resolution time series experiment revealed that metabolic activities respond more quickly than transcriptional activities, indicating a disconnect between metabolism and transcription in the early phases of stress response and indicating that enzymatic activities may play a significant role.
