The phrase "activities which mean" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be used when trying to describe activities that signify or represent something, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The activities which mean a lot to me include volunteering and mentoring."
Alternatives: "activities that signify" or "activities that represent".
Everyone with experience of collective activities (which means practically all of us) knows that the way something is organised has a big impact on what is achieved.
He said: "Our opponents, who are unconstrained by conditions of lawfulness or proportionality, can use these capabilities to gain increasing visibility of our activities which means that we have to completely change the way that we do stuff".
In addition, empirical evidences reveal the involvement of both firms and NGO in social-oriented activities, which means in SE.
A shocking amount of our online activities — which means, in these ultra-wired times, our lives — is mediated and controlled by what Bruce Sterling calls "the Stacks": Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft.
The data warehouses proposed in the literature to automate a web site were developed for specific web automation and/or monitoring activities, which means that these data warehouses were designed to store only data needed by such activities [8, 22 29].
Yesterday, as expected, the Global Fund's board decided neither to continue AMFm nor to kill it; instead, after a transition year, the fund will "integrate" the scheme into its normal funding activities, which means individual countries can now apply for funds to subsidize malaria drugs in their private sector.
We measured prestige using a graph of follow-relationships, in which there is an arc linking user A to B if A follows B. On GitHub, this implies that user A receives notifications from B's development activities, which means that there is interest from A in assessing B's contributions.
Results showed that poly IC), poly IC)+IFN-γ, and NS1 are the most important factors in the induction of either COX-2 (Fig. 2A) or IL-32 (Fig. 2B) promoter activities, which means dsRNA and NS1 are the key viral components involved in IV-triggered COX-2 and IL-32 expression during viral infection.
The core idea underpinning reflective practice is that humans have the capacity to consider in introspective manner, the activities that they are engaged in and then moderate their future activities, which means that reflective practice helps 'deep' learning take place [ 49].
This problem was exacerbated by poor data and a distinct lack of information relating to vocational activities, which meant it was almost impossible to determine how many working age stroke survivors a service had seen or whether their work needs were addressed.
