Sentence examples for consequent mobility from inspiring English sources

The molecules may have low or extremely high molecular weight, and they may be branched or linear in structure, but the essential feature is that of separability and consequent mobility.

The hydrophilic surfactant chains spread out towards the solvent originating a displacement of the shear plane and the consequent mobility reduction [ 95, 101].

Once in position, through the trocar of the needle, polymethyl-methacrylate (PMMA) is injected solidifying the fractured vertebra and significantly reducing pain with consequent mobility improvement [ 10– 17].

At the end of treatment, the scar tissue displayed greater elasticity, reduced cutaneous retraction and a consequent enhanced mobility of the underlying cutaneous layers, normalization of lymphatic circulation and lastly an improved pigmentation of the lesion.

46 Periodontal inflammation begins with the action of periodontopathogenic bacteria on the gingival sulcus, clinically developing from a simple reversible gingivitis to alveolar bone destruction, with consequent tooth mobility and loss or extraction.

This trial is designed to identify potential mechanisms, (i.e. knee joint loading and systemic inflammation) responsible for any changes in pain, function, and mobility consequent to intensive strength training.

It is not practicable to attach all patients to monitors and indeed, the consequent reduction of mobility would itself increase the likelihood of adverse events such as blood clots and chest infections; such a solution would also be very expensive.

Opportunistic networks use human mobility and consequent wireless contacts between mobile devices to disseminate data in a peer-to-peer manner.

But while the numbers may be up, the consequent rise in social mobility that this policy was intended to help with hasn't been achieved.

The economy suffers from the consequent impediments to labour mobility and an increasing quantity of taxpayers' money is required to deal with the social problems".

4– 6 The elderly are at risk of a deficiency and an insufficiency of vitamin D because of their reduced mobility and consequent decreased exposure to sunshine, a low food intake, and decline in renal function.