The phrase "activities unbearable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe activities that are so difficult or unpleasant that they cannot be tolerated.
Example: "The long hours and constant pressure made the activities unbearable for the team."
Alternatives: "intolerable activities" or "unendurable tasks".
My nervous habits don't bother me so much now, but when I was a kid they used to make me so anxious that even the simplest activities became unbearable.
Another option, use the maximum score, seems less suitable because patients are most likely able to do the activity without unbearable pain but choose the less painful option (using their other arm).
It is an unbearable thought".
Branson had his first significant encounter with climate change when he read a book called "The Skeptical Environmentalist," by Bjorn Lomborg, a Danish academic who has long challenged the widely held belief that human activity places an unbearable burden on the environment.
These sensory sensitivities may hinder their ability to take part in certain activities, even making them unbearable.
The situation resulted in activity avoidance to prevent unbearable situations of being exhausted afterwards.
Scientists found that dread activated brain areas similar to those associated with pain, and that people who rated the waiting period as most unbearable had more activity in a part of the brain's pain circuit that mediates attention.
In terms of mobility, the primary response of a host genome to the presence of mobile elements is repressive, as unregulated mobile element activity will lead to an unbearable mutational load.
Furthermore, among the large proportion of people in this community reporting knee pain in the past 12 months (50%), the concomitant presence of radiographic disease (Kellgren-Lawrence grade ≥2) was associated with increased odds of reporting episodes of unbearable pain, restricted activity due to knee pain, and a greater use of analgesics or various health services for knee pain.
Most prevalent in the functional domain were impaired routine daily activities and impaired leisure activities (just above 80%), which were unbearable in half of the patients.
