The phrase "degree of activity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the intensity of a particular activity or the level of energy something or someone has. For example, "I have been feeling much more energetic lately and noticed an increase in my degree of activity."
Another method for assessing exercise effects on sleep is to significantly reduce the degree of activity in highly active people.
It can exhibit a very high degree of activity and enantioselectivity for preparing optically active hydroxy and amino but not carboxylic acid compounds.
4. "Capacity to Participate Actively in Rehabilitation" The vagueness of the term "actively" leaves it open to interpretation on two levels: how should "actively" be measured, and what degree of activity constitutes a sufficient threshold to justify rehabilitation.
If we assume that the available sequences correctly represent the diversity of the Athila elements present in Arabidopsis thaliana, we may infer the degree of activity of the different families of elements by their number of active copies.
The intensity of the colors signifies the degree of activity, where gray is inactive, yellow is the least active and red the most active.
Entrapped lipase retained a high degree of activity in multiple reactions.
It would, of course, be open to I.T.N. to consider at some future date the degree of activity of Mr Kennedy's politics.
"There is a high degree of activity, a lot of transactions out there and there is a considerable pipeline," he said.
This high degree of activity preservation for immobilized GOD is promising for various systems involving catalysis by GOD.
Gradual decrease in activity due to thermal aging was observed, the degree of activity loss being composition dependent.
Estimating the Degree of Activity of Jumps in High Frequency Data, with Jean Jacod, Annals of Statistics, 2009, 37, 2202-2244.
