The phrase "activity of the construct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the functions or operations related to a specific construct, such as in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The activity of the construct is essential for understanding the underlying principles of the theory."
Alternatives: "function of the construct" or "operation of the construct".
Whereas the −980, −650 and −450 to +80 fragments of the EBP1 promoter were activated to similar extents by E2F1 or E2F3, transcriptional activity of the construct containing the region from −100 to +80 was not significantly altered (Fig 2B).
Whereas the −846, −356, −147, and −92 to +62 fragments of the human APOA5 promoter were activated to similar extents by cotransfection with CREBH-N, luciferase activity of the construct containing the region from −70 to +62, which lost the CREBHRE site, was not significantly activated, even with CREBH-N.
As the success of the integration at a repair site in the knee of a meniscal construct is likely to be dependent on the cellular activity of the construct, these studies suggest that cultivation of meniscal cartilage constructs, under these conditions, should not extend for more than 7 days.
Firefly activity of experimental constructs was divided by the Firefly activity of the construct without IRES (pLL).
We then tested the biological activity of the construct.
This mechanism may explain the reduced transcriptional activity of the construct containing the rs3289 T allele.
Dual-Luciferase reporter assay was used to detect the transcriptional activity of the constructed promoter.
Significantly, the promoter activity of this construct was robustly induced by hypoxia and DMOG (figure 3D).
Gal-1 did not induce the reporter activity of this construct (data not shown).
The effect of c-Myc and N-Myc on activity of the −90/+71 construct was less than for the −145/+71 construct.
The luciferase activity of the mutant construct was significantly higher than that of the WT construct after cotransfection with the miR-30e expression plasmid.
