The phrase "activity neighbouring" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing activities that are adjacent or related to one another, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The activity neighbouring the main event was a workshop on sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "adjacent activity" or "related activity".
The function (p:[0,T]tomathbb{R}) describes the external input which may originate both from external sources or the activity of neighbouring neural populations.
The third cluster chosen for further phenotypic analysis (Figure 3C) carries a gene predicting a protein with putative phospholipase D activity (BPSS1381), neighbouring an endonuclease/exonuclease/phosphatase family protein (BPSS1382).
These boards will bring together the existing activities of neighbouring housing authorities, public services and the homelessness sector.
The complementarity of peace chiefs and war leaders and the occurrence of competitive activities between neighbouring groups including ball games, hunting contests, and trading expeditions imbued traditional social structures with a characteristic dualism.
Supplementary immunisation activities in neighbouring countries are currently being planned.
In these patients, vascular respiratory deficiency far outweighs any neuronal respiratory deficiency with most cases demonstrating intact COX-activity in neighbouring neuronal populations.
These extracellular materials may be the result of targeted vesicular secretion, which can act as messengers in a juxtacrine manner to regulate activities of neighbouring cells.
Dispersal of pathogens by hospital patients through shedding, and bed-making activities in neighbouring beds may explain the fact that proximity to infected patients is a risk factor [ 10, 12, 28, 29].
It would be interesting to know if the turnover of regulatory mechanisms is associated with as breakdown of synteny, as conserved gene order has been proposed to result from conservation of enhancer activity embedded in neighbouring genes.
The site is small and isolated, and therefore requires careful management to avoid damage caused by activity on neighbouring land.
