The phrase "activities taking part" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "activities taking place"? You can use "activities taking place" to refer to events or actions that are occurring at a specific time or location.
Example: "The activities taking place during the festival include music performances, art exhibitions, and food stalls."
Alternatives: "events occurring" or "activities happening".
The microsite, which is in the entertainment section of both gay portals, allows users to find prices on cars and, among other activities, take part in polls.
Each year, NUS determines two or three priority campaigns and many different activities take part in order to promote the messages of the chosen campaigns.
The phenomenon of electrorheological activity taking part in so called electrorheological fluids (ERFs) relies on strong and reversible changes of fluid viscosity upon application of electric field and finds interesting technical applications.
Sleep modes allow that a (part of the) BS can be switched off when there is no or little activity taking part in its coverage cell.
According to the above bioinformatics analysis, CD151 antigen, was selected for further study due to 1) its PM location; 2) hydrophobic character (HP of 0.33; TMHs of 4); 3) important function (having protein binding activity, taking part in PI3K pathway and involving in protein-protein interaction (CD151, up-regulated; ITGA5, down-regulated).
From the neural coding point of view, characterizing the dependence of different aspects of network activity upon the external input is necessary to understand and quantify how different aspects of network activity take part in the encoding of external stimuli [50 53].
Nonetheless, PARs, the catalytic product of PARP activity, take part in the complex as shown by IP with anti-PAR Abs.
However, these 89 members actively contributed to shaping network activities by taking part in the study.
Meanwhile, The Mary Rose Museum at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is running family events focusing on the Tudors throughout July and August – activities include taking part in contemporary games and pastimes, to trying on costumes to learning How to Look Good Tudor Style (historicdockyard.co.uk).
