Sentence examples for by mobilization from inspiring English sources

The Web site maintained by Mobilization for Global Justice, the umbrella organization for last week's Washington protests, gave precisely one example of the economic evil the World Bank does.

The contents of these fluids are kept at a relatively constant level in spite of tolls taken by the cells, primarily by mobilization of nutrients stored in the body; in vertebrates, for example, glucose is stored in the liver, fats in the fat tissues, calcium in the bones.

Recovery of diesel occurs by enhanced solubility in the microemulsion phase and by mobilization.

Postnatal vasculogenesis is mediated by mobilization of endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) from bone marrow and homing to ischemic tissues.

Carbon demands at low irradiances (1% and 7% SI) were partially met by mobilization of carbohydrate reserves (sucrose in belowground and starch in aboveground parts).

In fact, oxidative stress is a harmful process with potentially deleterious effects on plant metabolism that have to be avoided by mobilization of antioxidant defense.

This disagreement between physiotherapist and patients' perception of pain consequences has been also shown by studies in other situations, such as pain induced by mobilizations [ 30], where health professionals emphasized the positive over the negative dimensions of procedural pain.

"Military coups are often driven by popular mobilization and received by popular acclaim, but this does not change what they are," said Marc Lynch, a Middle East scholar at George Washington University.

 - Measured by administrative cost and by resource mobilization UNDAF appears to be efficient.

(The interleukins increase body temperature by acting on the temperature-regulating hypothalamus in the brain and by affecting energy mobilization by fat and muscle cells).

Some lines were generated by P-element mobilization by crossing to a strain with the endogenous transposase insertion P[ry +∆2, 3]99B (Robertson et al. 1988).