The phrase "as they activate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or action that occurs simultaneously with the activation of something, such as a device or system.
Example: "The lights will dim as they activate, creating a more immersive experience."
Alternatives: "when they turn on" or "as they engage".
In contrast, it has been shown that in the PNS, axons have a higher regenerative capacity as they activate a program leading to the activation of histone deacetylase 5 (HDand) and to a lower microtubule stability close to the injury site [ 5].
The lectin components increase the total number and the activities of neutrophils, NK cells and large granular lymphocytes as well as they activate simultaneously monocyte-macrophage and helper cell subpopulations.
Neuroscience has a pile of evidence for special "mirror neurons" that activate when we watch someone perform an act, just as they activate when we ourselves perform that act.
However, the net effect of their excitatory glutamatergic inputs consists in the inhibition of DRN neurons, as they activate predominantly local GABAergic neurons [ 44, 64, 74].
In addition, they are important actors of muscle repair as they activate differentiation of satellite cells, which in turn inhibit differentiation of FAPs into adipocytes under healthy conditions.
Moreover, proinflammatory cytokines generally stimulate replication of HIV virus in the genital tract, as they activate nuclear factor κB as well as recruit and activate leukocytes, which are the targets of the virus [ 153].
Through interaction with transcription factors such as TEADs, they activate gene transcription and thus promote cell proliferation, inhibit apoptosis, and regulate cell differentiation.
Vgll proteins on the other hand do not appear to have any activation domains and the molecular mechanism as to how they activate transcription is not known.
When these items move into certain store locations such as changing rooms they activate catwalk and other footage related to the product.
Sirtris, a company Dr. Sinclair helped found, has developed a number of chemicals that mimic resveratrol and are potentially more suitable as drugs since they activate sirtuin at much lower doses than resveratrol.
Dr. Golub and colleagues at the Broad Institute have developed a "Connectivity Map," which profiles drugs by the genes they activate as a way to find new uses for existing drugs.
