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The proportion of patients mobilised and time to mobilisation was plotted using Kaplan-Meier survival curves with adjustment for Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II score (see Fig.  1).

In my last blog entry, I likened the response needed from society to mobilisation for war.

Members of the committees, including young people, senior citizens and other members of the community, are taught everything from risk assessment and how to use risk and resources maps, to mobilisation in response to emergency situations.

Reduced conditions, conducive to mobilisation of Fe-associated P, were observed in all CWs.

He says the web tools Occupy developed to facilitate conversation among the groups lent themselves to mobilisation after the hurricane.

This increases the oxidation rate dramatically and can lead to mobilisation of activation products in a fusion reactor.

The donor site (usually the right side of the anterior abdominal wall) is thinner than the contralateral side due to mobilisation of the rectus flap (Figs. 1, 2).

All our complications were transient nerve injury related to mobilisation of these structures at surgery, with no deep or superficial infection reported.

On cross-sectional imaging the normally sited gracilis muscle, along the medial aspect of the thigh, is not visualised due to mobilisation of the gracilis myocutaneous flap.

In Vienna an 8-channel version of the second generation type has been applied clinically to mobilisation of paraplegics and phrenic pacing.

The phenomenon is attributed to mobilisation of fine particles at elevated velocities, their migration in porous space with the following straining in thin pores and attachment to pore walls.