The phrase "activity branches" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to different paths or areas of focus within a broader activity or project.
Example: "The project has several activity branches, including research, development, and marketing."
Alternatives: "activity pathways" or "activity segments".
Once the activity jumps to the high activity branch, the dynamics can only return to low activity levels if B or (w_{EI}) is decreased substantially.
Cytokinin signaling is involved in the control of apical and lateral meristem activity, branching pattern of the shoot, and leaf senescence.
In contrast to C. arabica, C. canephora has more proteins annotated as containing binding activity, which is extended for the binding activity branch child terms of nucleic acid binding, DNA and RNA binding activities, transcription regulation and transcription factor activities.
His collecting activities branched out from American and European prints to Shaker furniture, American painting and Asian art.
He said that he provided such details about four of them to the officer, who was a member of the intelligence service's Hostile Activities Branch, whose mission, according to the complaint, was "to identify and neutralize opposition to Saddam Hussein's rule".
In the period between the World Wars, Paris remained a major centre of avant-garde activity, and branches of prominent international movements such as Dada and Surrealism were active there.
First, by associating choice probabilities with the immediate successors of an activity, some branches of execution are not always taken.
The Stranger exploits the first mistake in the second stage of the division by relying on the boy's assumption that herding is a single undifferentiated activity with branches marked off by the physical traits of the animals herded.
'Paranormal Activity' producer branches off into haunted houses.
The fluxes through NADH-dependent pathways are determined by the availability of NADH, which could be improved by either decreasing the metabolic activity of branches competing for NADH [ 24, 25], or by introducing a NADH regeneration system [ 21].
