The phrase "activity it would result" is not correct in English and seems incomplete.
It could be used in a context discussing the outcome of a specific activity, but it requires additional context to be clear.
Example: "The activity it would result in is still under consideration."
Alternatives: "activity it would lead to" or "activity it would produce".
"If we yield because some people threaten to commence radical, illegal activities, it would only result in more, bigger illegal activities," Li Fei, a mainland official, told Hong Kong lawmakers.
Without greater understanding of the distinct mechanisms, it is difficult to propose a specific activity that would result in a specific benefit or outcome.
Based on the results, an increase of 1.5 MBq (equal to one standard deviation of the radionuclide activity meter constancy measurement) in the calibration source activity measured with the radionuclide activity meter would result in a decrease of 2.5% in CFrA and 1.7% in CFdA.
Moreover, their expression in the proximal digestive system argues against an antiporter activity that would result in metal extrusion.
NF-κB activity is also able to stimulate cyclooxygenase (COX -2 aCOX -2y, which would result in the production of PGE2, stimulactivityre IL-6 release.
In turn, these different sets of genes being expressed across the physical activity spectrum would result in a decay of the genetic correlation away from complete correlation.
The changes in electrical activity that would result are complicated to predict because opening one channel type induces changes in membrane voltage (and, for Ca channels, [Ca]in), which in turn alters the open state of other channels.
The second aim was to investigate whether mixing of a good β-xylosidase- but poor β-glucosidase-containing enzyme (Cell) with a supernatant that has good β-glucosidase but low β-xylosidase activity F-1663/B F-1663/Bresult in improved saccharification compared wouldthe separesultnzymes.
A lower ratio of striatal to total cerebral activity would result in higher activity values.
It is evident that such an activity would result in indirect effects on translation initiation, particularly in higher multicellular eukaryotes.
