The phrase "activity of explaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or act of providing explanations or clarifications on a topic.
Example: "The activity of explaining complex concepts is essential for effective teaching."
Alternatives: "process of explanation" or "act of clarifying".
Thus, as comments such as these demonstrate, instructors endorsed the importance of explaining activity expectations as a means to help students respond positively to active learning.
Subsequently, more than 280 papers have been published, which based their research on the Li et al 2002 finding, invoking the loss of Runx3 activity to explain the pathogenesis of one or another type of human cancer.
The short half-life together with the mild activity of NCT explain also the absence of a difference in the CFU counts between the control and test group indicating the absence of a rapid massive killing of bacteria by NCT.
The augmented cytotoxicity observed in leukaemia cells following combined ATO-ATRA treatment is likely due to inhibition of Nrf2 activity, thus explaining the efficacy of combined ATO-ATRA treatment in the APL therapy.
The density of houses, landscape geology, the amount of bushland (ha) exclusively on fertile geologies and moth biomass were the most frequent predictors of individual activity, explaining more than 60% of variation in activity for some species.
The low rate of explained activity may be attributed to the challenges related to identification of unknown contaminants in combination with the limited knowledge about THDCs in general.
Methods like "time out", restriction of activities, explaining clearly what is right, teaching by the example of our lives, consistent parenting, changing ourselves more than our children, etc.
These activities of Myc explain its potent oncogenic activity.
To date, there is no experimental evidence confirming the putative bactericidal activity of Usp or explaining the role played by the Hcp domain in its function.
It is possible that a change in the general level of activity could explain the increased rates of dispersal observed in flies with mating experience (Fig. 5).
