The phrase "activity revised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modification or update made to a specific activity or task.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we decided to implement the activity revised to better meet our objectives."
Alternatives: "updated activity" or "modified activity".
Because a decrease of oxygen concentration below the physiological threshold (1 5%) induces a metabolic shift from oxidative phosphorylation towards anaerobic glycolysis with the consequent diminution of mitochondria activity (revised in [25]), we assessed the mitochondrial activity of IhNSC cultured at different oxygen conditions and correlated it with the apoptotic score.
PJD served as the Principal Investigator, designed the study, participated and oversaw field activity, revised and edited the manuscript.
Strikingly, only syt 7 exhibited robust Ca2+-dependent CaM binding activity (revised Figure 7A); these data establish the highly specific nature of the Ca2+syt 7CaM interaction.
However, those that did make changes reported, among other things, adding modules or modifying existing modules, modifying the course length, improving training slides, including more case studies, improving monitoring and tracking of activities, revising the training modality, and providing physical examples of things like drugs and tools.
The couples intervention was then divided into component activities; each component activity was revised to adhere to the framework and reconstructed.
For example, an item about extracurricular activities was revised to include church or community organisations that organised youth activities.
FF measured respiratory chain enzyme activities and revised the manuscript.
SDe coordinated and monitored the project activities and revised the manuscript.
Self-care behavior will be assessed with the Summary of Diabetes Self-Care Activities Measure – Revised.
In November 2007 recording and monitoring forms used during polio immunization activities were revised to provide additional communication data.
The Summary of Diabetes Self-Care Activities (SDSCA) revised version 42 is a well-validated measure of diabetes self-care.
