Sentence examples for involve activity from inspiring English sources
It says: "Selling an avoidance scheme would not normally involve activity that amounts to a criminal offence".
Functional interactivity was significantly reinforced during the phasic alertness task and appeared to preferentially involve activity in the DLPFC region, whereas the path coefficients of the model were well-balanced during intrinsic alertness.
In addition to GH activities, degradation of complex polysaccharides may also involve activity of carbohydrate esterases (CE), polysaccharide lyases (PL), and carbohydrate binding modules (CBMs).
Both afferent visual signals originating from the illuminated background and the neural response related to imagery can involve activity in early visual areas [9], [12], [29], [30].
Previous animal, neuroimaging and neuropsychological studies investigating the neural substrates that mediate ToM responses [47] have consistently suggested that complex cognitive functions, such as ToM, probably involve activity in multiple brain regions rather than being restricted to a single "critical" one.
Fear conditioning and passive avoidance paradigms involve activity in the hippocampus among other brain areas (LeDoux, 2003).
The fortnight will involve activities in local communities, shops, cafes, workplaces, schools and faith networks.
Sometimes they involve activities that are not included in the job description — things said and done off campus or for non-academic audiences.
They involve activities such as application composition, task assignment, dependency management, and fault prevention and tolerance.
The mechanism of cardioprotection afforded by SUR2A alone is complex and seems to involve activity-dependent and activity-independent properties of KATP channels [3 5,7,31,32].
In recent years, other forms of central sensitization have been found which involve activity-dependent increases in synaptic efficacy of these relay neurons, with varying onset latencies and memory durations reflecting distinct transcription-dependent or -independent cellular events [ 59, 60].
