Sentence examples for considerable mobility from inspiring English sources
There was a considerable mobility of local styles.
Selective feeding requires good sensory and nervous equipment and, in most cases, considerable mobility.
The considerable mobility and often close linguistic affinity of the peoples in the area led to substantial interchange of musical terms and instruments and to common social functions of music relating to the traditional tribal social structure of most of the groups of this region.
The relaxation rates observed were extremely high suggesting a considerable mobility in the gel over the measurement time.
The subaxial cervical spine (C3 C7) is particularly vulnerable to traumatic injury due to its considerable mobility and its close proximity to the more rigid thoracic spine.
According to MD simulation results, a DNA double helix in this case was characterized by considerable mobility (RMSD value is 3.08 Å), RMSD value for HL was 2.04 Å, while C60 fullerene remained virtually immovable.
However, the large scale implementation of marine reserve networks [14] [17] and, in particular, the increasing interest in using reserves for populations that possess considerable adult mobility [18] [20] have pushed questions of persistence for populations with different levels and forms of mobility to the forefront [21], [22].
The system of social stratification emphasized ascribed status but also permitted considerable vertical mobility.
The most recent analysis of this data, by Stephen Jenkins of Essex University, shows evidence of considerable income mobility: only 7% of the population remain in the bottom 20% of incomes for four consecutive years.Clearly the best route to higher income is through work.
Most of the SMBDs show considerable evolutionary mobility and are involved in the generation of many lineage-specific domain architectures.
However, in case of considerable nutrient mobility from depot to seeds, it is advisable to place starter N farther from seeds to avoid harmful osmotic effects and ion toxicity [32].
