The phrase "activities which suggest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to actions or behaviors that imply or indicate something without stating it directly.
Example: "The activities which suggest a lack of interest in the project need to be addressed immediately."
Alternatives: "actions that imply" or "behaviors indicating".
Weekly analyses indicated that assessment activities were balanced with other learning activities, which suggests that educators tended to aim for a consistent workload when designing assessment strategies.
No differences over time were observed for the other ranked activities, which suggested that the ranking of the activities had no/poor influence.
Like other polyphenols, PC, EA, and their derived metabolites possess a wide range of biological activities, which suggested that they could have beneficial effects on human health.
However, in agreement with our preliminary findings, the stressed cultures showed a decrease in serine, cysteine, and aspartyl protease activities, which suggested diminished lysosomal degradative potential.
Urine enzyme activities did not correlate in this early phase with either S-Cr concentration or urine MMP activities, which suggests that enzymes enter the urine in bursts rather than in one continuous flow after tubular cell death has occurred.
In addition, previous research 5, 42 has found HF-related knowledge to be poorly correlated with self-care activities, which suggests that education may have only a modest impact on self-care.
Interestingly, although not 100%, the deletion of the binding sites did partly abolish the activity of mmu-miR-27a-5p in repressing luciferase activities), which suggested that mmu-miR-27a-5p downregulates the expression of MCPIP1 through direct interaction with the specific miRNA-binding sites in the 3′-UTR sequence of MCPIP1.
Moreover, the hepatocytes showed occasional acidophilic degeneration, necrosis or swelling, and regeneration activity, which suggest significant cellular damage.
We also observe time and dose-dependent effects on mCrem activity which suggest limitations on the use of conditional targeting approaches for applications which require tight temporal coordination of Cre action within a cell population.
