The phrase "activity were linked to" is not correct in written English.
It should be "activities were linked to" or "activity was linked to" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The research showed that various activities were linked to improved mental health outcomes."
Alternatives: "activities were associated with" or "activity was connected to".
These suggested that the dynamics of the invertase activity were linked to soil redistribution on the two eroded slope types, whereas the dynamics of the urease and alkaline phosphatase activities were associated with soil redistribution only on the water or tillage erosion-dominated slopes, respectively.
By examining the other measurements collected, we determined that effects upon transcriptional reporter gene activity were linked to a significant reduction in the ability of AR to develop an agonist-induced hyperspeckled nuclear pattern (81 90%, Fig. 6, Supplementary Table S7).
Again, diet and physical activity were linked to hypertension through different pathways, however, stress was perceived as a major cause of hypertension uniformly by all the participants and the identified sources of tensions were common among both the groups.
Considering the key role played by both PDI and RTN1-C in ER stress induction, we wondered whether the observed changes in PDI activity were linked to perturbation in ER homeostasis.
Therefore, we analysed whether PHD3 activity is linked to activation of caspase-3 and found that PHD3 overexpression increased caspase-3 activity.
Antibacterial activity is linked to factors such as the presence of phytochemicals, which derive from plants visited by bees.
It was obvious, though, that even Burress's teammates believed his lack of activity was linked to the size of his wallet.
Much of the port's activity is linked to the export of the region's agricultural produce, especially corn (maize), as well as sulfur produced at Lacq.
