The phrase "activities results" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two nouns that should be connected in a more grammatically appropriate way, such as "results of activities" or "activity results."
Example: "The activities results will be analyzed to determine the effectiveness of the program."
Alternatives: "outcomes of activities" or "results from activities."
The primary aim of this study is to investigate whether, among patients awaiting physiotherapy for distal upper limb pain (pain in the elbow, forearm, wrist or hand), advice to remain active and maintain usual activities results in a long-term reduction in upper limb pain and disability, compared with advice to rest.
A long-term commitment and deep involvement in a few extracurricular activities results in those activities becoming a regular part of daily planning — just like the course schedule — making it easier for the student to manage.
Output variables are proxies of innovation activities results.
Vehicle use during military training activities results in soil disturbance and vegetation loss.
Also, the flexibility of the interfaces between the activities results in adaptable production systems.
In vitro antioxidant and antiproliferative activities results showed that TMIP-4 had stronger antioxidant and antiproliferative capacity than other fractions.
Oligarchs sometimes employ economic stooges as well, writes Magyar, "when they do not wish to reveal the full gamut of their economic activities resulting from their political contacts".
Many agricultural activities result in the movement of soil.
Initial question-generating activities resulted in 120 potential research questions.
Some Republicans whine that the system isn't working because the ATF's activities result in just a handful of gun prosecutions each year.
- "Accidental blowouts, oil spills, and spill-response activities resulting from a proposed action have the potential to impact marine mammals in the GOM.
