Sentence examples for activity has traditionally been from inspiring English sources
Gang activity has traditionally been a function of immigration and labor-migration patterns.
Such activity has traditionally been the C.I.A.'s responsibility, but, as the result of a systematic push by Rumsfeld, military covert actions have been substantially increased.
VMAT-2 activity has traditionally been measured in small synaptic vesicles isolated from rat striatum by monitoring [3H] DA uptake and in cellular expression systems using fast scan cyclic voltammetry.
Increased Na+, K+-ATPase activity has traditionally been implicated in the pathogenesis of TPP.
Though patient safety research and activity has traditionally been preoccupied with high-income countries (HICs), recent years have seen a shift of focus to low-income countries (LICs) [ 1- 3].
Many municipalities with high excess risk are localised in the province of Barcelona and the town of Pilas in Seville Province, where the economic activity has traditionally been based on textiles, and it is being currently hit very hard by the crisis in the sector.
In the case of girls, like Marjia, this is particularly significant as female participation in physical activities has traditionally been limited in Bangladesh.
Continual deformation of bone incurred with loading, as a result of both gravitational forces and muscle action associated with everyday activities, has traditionally been thought to result in micro-damage to the bone matrix.
Such activities have traditionally been driven by economic factors first, followed by engineering, safety and environmental considerations.
Additionally in Hong Kong, CSO activities have traditionally been confined to certain public health issues such as tobacco control and air pollution.
In terms of rhythms of the motor system, our TMS-EEG data link the findings of reverberant connectivity at beta frequency to central beta-band activity that has traditionally been viewed to reflect an idling state of motor cortices [ 26], supported by the findings that beta activity is attenuated during voluntary movements.
