The phrase "activity translated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conversion or interpretation of an activity from one form or language to another.
Example: "The activity translated from the original text provides a clearer understanding of the concept."
Alternatives: "task converted" or "action interpreted".
The Markit survey of household incomes found that a three-year high in workplace activity translated into higher incomes and a sharp turnaround in confidence, pushing its Household Index higher after two months of falls.
Loss in proteasomal catalytic activity translated into a loss in functional activity, as was observed in a degradation assay employing an ubiquitinated protein substrate, Ub-IκBα.
That activity translated into an average of 25 price quotes per month, a quarter of which ultimately result in orders, each averaging about $3,000 to $5,000.
Increased philosophical activity translated into the creation of the Chilean Society of Philosophy (Sociedad Chilena de Filosofía) in 1948, and the launching of the Revista de Filosofía the next year.
How are the molecular mechanisms of PPAR activity translated into anti-inflammatory effects?
Apoptosis levels determined by Annexin V/PI staining and FACs analysis confirmed that the observed increases in caspase activity translated to increased apoptotic rates in Kelly cells.
But does such Twitter activity translate into actual damage?
These statistical designs altogether resulted in approximately 1430 IU/ml xylanase activity translating to around 200,200 IU/gds (per gram dry substrate) with 24 fold increase as compared to unoptimised 8310 IU/gds; hence proving its utility.
However, how this complexity in target binding activity translates into physiological protein secretion during animal development has not been explored.
Future research should aim to measure these constructs objectively, and to examine the extent to which reported preferences and enjoyment of activity translate into behaviour in situations where there is no environmental restriction, for example a laboratory free play situation.
In particular, mice carrying three functional alleles of the p53 gene (p53-super) have a 50% increase in p53 gene dosage relative to wild-type mice (p53-wt), and this increase in p53 activity translates into a significant delay in the latency of 3MC-fibrosarcomas [43].
