The phrase "activity was distinguished" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific activity that has been recognized or set apart from others, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In the study, the activity was distinguished from other similar tasks due to its unique approach to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "activity was identified" or "activity was recognized".
In KORA, physical activity was distinguished in exercise during summer and exercise during winter.
To test for potential retina dysfunction in Slc4a3−/− mice, photoreceptor activity was distinguished from post-synaptic inner retina activity by measuring the electroretinogram (ERG) a-wave and b-wave, which respectively represent photoreceptor and inner retina activity.
Thus, no single-channel activity was distinguished.
So shared activity is distinguished from a mere aggregation of individual acts by a structure of appropriately related participatory intentions across different individuals.
Therein, the relative interfacial coupling activity is distinguished according to the energy difference between X and Fe ions (Cr –2457.31 eV, Mn –644.37 eV, Fe −855.87 eV, Co −1034.68 eV, Ni −1347.04 eV).
Moreover, better healing activity is distinguished with short epithelization period [ 46].
State transitions increasing a components activity are distinguished from state transitions decreasing its activity and were associated to priority classes with different ranks.
It appears that the phage assay is less sensitive than the KanR assay, in which subtle changes in levels of tmRNA activity were distinguished.
Four underlying components of physical activity were distinguished based on literature and expert consultation, including intensity, muscle strength, mechanical strain and turning action components.
Only out-of-home activities are distinguished since in-home activities are not available in detail.
Individuals who participated in at least one of these activities were distinguished from those with no participation.
