"rhythm of activity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the regular or patterned activities that someone or a group engages in. Example: The morning routine of the students followed a strict rhythm of activity: wake up at 6, shower and get dressed by 6:30, have breakfast at 7, and leave for school by 7:30.
By applying these weights to the proportions of time each cow spent on each of the 3 activities, we were able to chart a circadian rhythm of activity.
There is evidence that circadian rhythm of activity is disrupted under chronic stress in animals and humans, and it may also be less marked during diseases.
Here we investigated whether a detectable circadian rhythm of activity exists in dairy cows in commercial settings using a real-time positioning system.
They consider the rhythm of activity followed by idleness or reflection very important for the success of their work.
Such studies have found that the pineal gland is a central part of the house sparrow's circadian system: removal of the pineal eliminates the circadian rhythm of activity, and transplant of the pineal into another individual confers to this individual the rhythm phase of the donor bird.
This variation could be due to the murine diurnal rhythm of activity and drinking.
Research has revealed that these variables account for differences in the spatial characteristics, rhythm of activities, mobility patterns, and external relations between communities in various parts of the world.
Accordingly, the more time he spends in an area the greater is going to be his awareness of its layout, resident population, vulnerabilities, rhythm of activities and attractive targets.
The intercellular coupling is thus as important as the cell-autonomous oscillations for maintaining the consolidated rhythm of activity-rest that can resist abrupt changes in the ambient light conditions.
That discovery underscores the ever-present periodicity of daily living, especially on the biological level: rhythms of activity and sleep, rhythms of eating and lovemaking.
Circadian rhythms of activity and RT were bimodal.
