Sentence examples for activity reasons from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the monomeric double mutant resembles the individual wild-type subunits, and that ssAnPRT is a dimer for stability but not for activity reasons.

Based on matched surveys of almost 1000 researchers in Japan and over 800 in the US, the paper examines rates of commercial activity, reasons to patent, and secrecy related to research results.

A retrospective audit of paediatric nephrology telehealth consultations to determine the nature of the telehealth activity, reasons for referral to telehealth, and to compare costs and potential savings of the telehealth service.

The secondary objectives of the study were to compare lumiracoxib versus celecoxib with respect to efficacy (OA pain intensity in the target joint; patient's global assessment of disease activity; physician's global assessment of disease activity), reasons for discontinuation, safety and tolerability, and patient-reported outcomes.

We extracted from our routine database: demographic characteristics, severity scores, monitoring data, early mobilization activities, reasons for not providing such therapy, as well as any adverse events.

Staff was asked about their main activities, reasons for their colleagues' absence, and supervision by district health staff, the functioning of vaccination activities and their views on how to improve services.

There were no exclusion criteria for youth as usability testers; youth could self-identify for study participation out of interest based on personal (i.e., personal experience with anxiety) or professional (i.e., peer advocacy activities) reasons.

But the Arctic was clearly the commands' biggest concern, with the letter citing "climate change and increasing economic activity" as reasons for upgrading the icebreaker fleet.

He had abandoned physical activity for reasons he couldn't articulate.

In light of monotherapy activity, the reasons for the lack of increased activity in combination therapy are yet to be determined, although current studies are trying to analyse retrospectively the biological profile of responders vs nonresponders.

Beginning partnered sexual activity for reasons other than 'desire' has been clearly documented as the most common scenario in both young (Meston and Buss, 2007) and older women (Cain et al., 2003).