Sentence examples for because of mobilizing from inspiring English sources

It is believed that this permeability enhancement by a factor of a few [e.g., <2 in southern California by the 1992 Landers earthquake (Elkhoury et al. 2006), >5 in Awaji island by the 1995 Kobe earthquake (Tokunaga 1999)] occurs because of mobilizing colloids, including clay minerals and bubbles of non-wetting fluids that trap pores and fractures (Manga et al. 2012).

One final question, too: Obama spoke of mobilizing the National Guard.

We never gave a thought to the possibility of mobilizing.

Therefore, the role of mobilizing in critical patients is debated.

We were at the apex of mobilizing around that.

Therapeutic apheresis was capable of mobilizing such cells [ 18].

Because of its success in mobilizing civil rights and cultural nationalist discourses, Yankee Hindutva has managed, in spite of its conservative social agenda, to win a sympathetic hearing from well-meaning North American liberals, who are rightly concerned with multiculturalism and the politics of representation in the United States.

Rev. Giglio was selected because of his work in mobilizing college students to oppose slavery and sex trafficking.

High expectations have been raised by this agent in the setting of PBSC transplantation [ 69, 106], because of its ability to mobilize large numbers of CD34+ cells in patients with a poor response to G-CSF administration [ 54, 107, 108].

Because the threat of attack is always imminent, the United States is likely to have "only a limited window of opportunity" for mobilizing a raid on the ground.

We make it harder for ourselves to follow through on our own decisions because we aren't working with and mobilizing all of our parts.