Sentence examples for because of their mobility from inspiring English sources

Because of their mobility, these stands have no set locations.

The results strongly indicate that the chloride anions, because of their mobility in the polypeptide matrix, compensate the charge change of heme during the electron transfer reaction.

Unfortunately, because of their mobility and the fact they are aware of some of our tactics, we have been unable to contain them and so we have had these groups wandering around the central London area".

"I would be seeing a preoperative patient, often someone who was depressed, maybe unable to find a job, in part because of their mobility and appearance, and who was on insulin meds and blood-pressure meds, and with sleep apnea and high cholesterol," she said.

Because of their mobility, bats are often the only native mammals on isolated oceanic islands, where more than half of all bat species live.

AGVs are preferable to stationary material handling robots because of their mobility, and to conveyors because of their flexibility (Asef and Laporte 2005).

Assurance of "the rate for the job" raised the wages of particular groups or individuals who lacked access to alternative employers, either spatially or because of their lack of information and mobility.

Also on Thursday we were sent on a run of "nan down" calls – older people who, because of their reduced mobility, end up on the floor.

Holes become trapped in lattice defects in the gate oxide layer because of their low mobility compared with that of electrons.

All the mentioned studies focus on particles smaller than 1 μm, since the smallest particles are more likely to coagulate, not only because of their higher mobility, but because they are typically present in higher number concentrations [73].

ZnO-based single channel layer or double channel layer, such as HZO [4], IGZO [5], and IZO/IGZO [6], has been investigated for use in TFTs because of their high mobility.