The phrase "activity that support" is not correct in written English.
It should be "activities that support" to be grammatically accurate. You can use it when referring to multiple actions or tasks that provide assistance or benefit to a particular goal or objective.
Example: "The program includes various activities that support the development of essential skills in students."
Alternatives: "actions that assist" or "tasks that aid".
All of these molecular action lead to decrease of neuronal activity that support the following reference substances which possess CNS depressant action.
The hippocampus is essential for the formation of memories for events, but the specific features of hippocampal neural activity that support memory formation are not yet understood.
In these studies, MEDI-528 showed an acceptable safety profile and findings suggestive of clinical activity that support continued study in subjects with mild to moderate asthma.
- Using an unbiased approach, we biochemically isolated and defined an activity that supported the activation of pro-apoptotic BCL-2 proteins at the OMM.
We observed displacement (D) - electric field (E) hysteresis loop and attendant pyroelectric activity that supported ferroelectric polarization reversal in Form IV PVDF.
Depending on your institution, your blog could be perceived as a valuable nonresearch activity that supports teaching and outreach, as a harmless hobby or as a liability.
However, the molecules that contribute to oxidative stress also appear to participate in vital cell signaling activity that supports health and stimulates favorable adaptations to exercise training, such that inhibiting ROS formation prevents common adaptations to training.
It is a broad-spectrum neonicotinoid insecticide, with excellent systemic and contact activity that supports its use on many food crops, turf, and ornamentals and for termite and flea control.
Relevant, functional athletic abilities, including coordination, balance, turning ability, body awareness, strength and reaction speed can be augmented through interactions with an affordance landscape shared between a donor sport activity that supports exploratory learning and an athlete's main target sport [9].
Consider the possibility that sleep is not simply a utilitarian activity that supports healthy waking life, but also a portal to another world -- a much more mysterious world of dreams suspended in an atmosphere of unfathomable serenity.
