Sentence examples for raising the activity from inspiring English sources
A better understanding of factors which affect physical activity (PA) will help create effective interventions aimed at raising the activity levels of children.
If the telomere shortening of R132E and K78E R132E were merely due to an activity defect, overexpression of hTERT and thereby raising the activity level 3-4 fold should compensate for the activity defect, which it does not.
First, mutations in the hinge region of MBP that are known or suspected to cause partially closed states in MBP decrease the magnitude of switching (ratio of enzymatic activity in the presence of maltose to that in the absence of maltose) by raising the activity in the absence of maltose.
Raising the activities of the elderly would be an important aim due to the sustainability problem of the pension system.
Our results showed that the HT-stressed F. concinna seedlings fought against ROS production by raising the activities of SOD, CAT, GPX and GST (Fig. 5), and that the increase in SOD activity correlated with the increase in H2O2 content.
An alternative approach to activating sirtuins, which raises the activity of the entire family of enzymes, is to exploit their common requirement for NAD+.
Still, it's clear that Apple's podcast announcement will raise the activity up a couple rungs on the popularity ladder.
As in substituted phenols, aniline has low activity (8.7%) while the p-methyl group in p-toluidine raised the activity to 18.4% and p-methoxy in p-anisidine has even higher effect (31.1%); other substituents (carboxyl, bromo, chloro or nitro substituents) showed little negative effect.
Furthermore, the level of NA activity showed a spouse-dependent tendency; HA appeared to be able to raise the activity of all of the NAs, especially the HA from the 2009 H1N1 strain.
It was found that treatment with antioxidant extract raises the activity of catalase compared to that of the untreated control and H2O2 treated.
For instance, obesity may raise the activity of adipose renin angiotensin system, which further enhances the synthesis of angiotensin II, and results in vasoconstriction.
