The phrase "activity of the master" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the actions or tasks performed by a person in a position of authority or expertise.
Example: "The activity of the master in the workshop was crucial for the apprentices to learn the trade effectively."
Alternatives: "actions of the master" or "work of the master".
The calculation would proceed upon contingencies, and would require acknowledge of foreign markets to an exactness, in point of time and value, which would sometimes present embarrassing obstacles; much would depend upon the length of the voyage, and the season of arrival, much upon the vigilance and activity of the master, and much upon the momentary demand.
In summary, we show that plasticity is under metabolic control through the activity of the master energy regulator, AMPK.
Albeit little is known about the underlying mechanisms by which these regulators respond to environmental cues, it becomes clear that regulation of T3SS is in general through modulating the activity of the master regulator ExsA whose expression is under the control of the exsCEBA promoter [21], [22].
In the absence of CreA the protein products from the target genes are involved in regulating the activity of the master regulator.
Measurement of the activity of the master regulator CRP-cAMP shows that the hierarchy can be quantitatively explained based on differential activation of the promoters by CRP-cAMP.
Interestingly, the neurons of SCN do not express GR; therefore glucocorticoid feedback does not directly affect the activity of the master SCN clock.
A favorite pleasure-enhancing activity of the masters is helping others through volunteer work, community service or involvement in civic organizations.
Depending on the specific activities of the master and intermediate TFs (activation or repression) and the response thresholds of participating genes, the dynamics of the FFL transcriptional outputs vary, yielding unique expression patterns for various TF and target gene combinations.
It is worth noting that for two of our age groups (25 34 and 45 54), the physical activity of these master swimmers was higher than the reference values even when swimming was not taken into account.
For example, the neuronal activity of the mammalian master clock, the suprachiasmatic nucleus of the hypothalamus (SCN), is high during the day in both diurnal and nocturnal species.
Here we show that the activity of the Streptomyces master regulator BldD is also controlled by c-di-GMP, thus bringing the regulatory role of this key second messenger into a new physiological arena, that of differentiation in Gram-positive multicellular bacteria.
