The phrase "activity equivalent to those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing an activity to others that are similar in nature or function.
Example: "The workshop will include activities equivalent to those offered in the advanced course."
Alternatives: "activities similar to those" or "activities comparable to those".
Few 1H-pyrrole-2-carbohydrazide derivatives shows activity equivalent to the standard drug ciprofloxacin.
Here, we show the possible brain sites which have activity equivalent to the motor commands with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
The 2MSK protein possessed sulfurylase and kinase activity equivalent to the full-length construct, but 3MSK exhibited no kinase activity and reduced sulfurylase activity.
Re-cloning and functional characterisation of CifBp (using delivery of the protein by both the infection model and the BioPORTER system) demonstrates an activity equivalent to the original clone [8].
These algorithms allowed us to partition each 24-hour period into various levels of activity equivalent to the activity categorizations previously stated for the SWA.
Thus, despite the differences in sequence, Defr1, Defr1 Y5C and Defr1-1cv chemoattractraCD4CD4 T cells and Defr1 Y5C with its canonical connectivity has activity equivalent to the single cysteine peptide.
Two of the seven prokaryotically expressed AL mutants, AL VV and ALAL (KA), exhibited IgM and IgG binding activities equivalent to those of wild-type AL, whereas other mutants showed attenuated binding.
They were first asked to estimate the intensity of their physical activity compared to common activities: walking, brisk walking, jogging, and running, or activities equivalent to these.
Inactive transformants were those with activity equivalent to background.
Those honey samples which showed antibacterial activity equivalent to or greater than manuka honey were considered therapeutically active honeys.
