The phrase "activity which tends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a type of activity that has a tendency or inclination towards a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "The activity which tends to promote teamwork is essential for a successful project."
Alternatives: "activity that tends" or "activity likely to".
He was so called because his existence was dictated by an irrepressible desire to drink eight cans of super strength Ace lager, an activity which tended to send everything else in his life to pot.
Variability tended to increase with decreasing activity for these VOIs as well, with the exception of total activity, which tended to remain rather stable.
For one thing, an extensionally adequate definition should exclude scientific-behavioral studies or medical illustrations of sexual activity (which tend to be neither erotic nor artistic in nature).
In particular, there is now substantial evidence that asymmetric divisions in the cortex give rise to daughter cells with variable Notch activities resulting in daughter cells with greater Notch activity, which tend to remain as RGs, while those with lesser Notch activity become neurons or IPs [ 43].
First, I do not believe it within the province of law enforcement officers actively to cooperate in activities which tend to make more difficult the achievement of impartial justice.
Any item of clothing that mimics clothes for adults is probably too confining for typical childhood activities, which tend to involve sand, dirt and paint stains, and other messes that come from kids being kids.
This means that more 'nefarious' activities (which tend not to like being bothered by skaters) would happen elsewhere". Once a happy accident for developers, a kind of skate-sponsored neighbourhood watch is now being written into the urban planning process from the beginning.
The pH in corals is affected by both the photosynthetic activity of the algal symbionts in the host tissue, which tend to increase the pH due to their phototsynthetic fixation of inorganic carbon, and the respiratory activity of the coral host cells and hetrotrophic bacteria associated with the coral, the activity of which tends to decrease pH.
Heat shock-induced misfolding of proteins leads to induction of chaperone activity and expression, which tends to rectify the errors in protein folding [26], [27].
Driving forces for earthquake activity in the UK, which tends to be small and causes little damage, remain unclear.
