The phrase "activity structure that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or framework of activities within a specific context, such as in project management or educational settings.
Example: "The activity structure that we implemented for the workshop significantly improved participant engagement."
Alternatives: "framework of activities" or "organization of tasks".
The inherent potential for people to exploit others in the production of collective goods is reduced by activity structures that are governed by reciprocity standards [ 55].
Treatment with the drug Ritalin can increase activity in a structure that lies at the heart of this network – the dorsal anterior midcingulate cortex.
Consequently, being out of school may involve a lack of activities, income, and structure that predisposes adolescents to substance use.
Furthermore, Mn2+ has been shown to be required for Φ6 RNA polymerase activity, inducing a flexible structure that favours conformational changes [40].
A larger sample could provide useful ideas about activities and structures that encourage research use, as well as more substantial information on the categories of impact of primary health care research.
WM trainees may therefore need guidance, practice and reinforcement to apply their newly developed skills or strategies to everyday activities with structures that deviate substantially from the trained tasks but which nonetheless depend in part on WM.
Byproducts of LuxS enzyme activity are furanose structures that act as AI-2 signals [ 34, 35].
Perhaps surprisingly, balance disturbances can also result from excessive activity in limbic structures that subserve emotionality, in particular fear and anxiety.
Other genetic activities or molecular structures that are intrinsic to retrotransposons may be required as well.
A number of species of Cyathus produce metabolites with biological activity, and novel chemical structures that are specific to this genus.
