Sentence examples for differences in the mobilisation from inspiring English sources

O'Connell et al (1999) could not find differences in the mobilisation of Ca2+ or other ion cotransport activity 12 months postirradiation of the submandibular gland.

· To study differences in mobilisation practices between the two wards.

Thus, capacity for fatty acid oxidation clearly only provides one part of the story, and further study is needed to determine whether differences in fatty acid mobilisation exist between South Asians and Europeans that may contribute to the greater insulin resistance in the former group.

Mobilisation rates were inconsistent across systematic reviews, but most reported no significant differences in time to mobilisation between treatment groups.

At eight week follow up, Rikalainen-Salmi and colleagues reported no differences in mobilisation, intensity or duration of pain [ 37].

The corresponding rates in the mobilisation group were 7%, 5%, and 5%.

While all parents show an important emotional involvement in their children's educational trajectory, significant within-group differences in the Albanian-speaking group appear with respect to their parenting styles, parental school involvement and resource mobilisation.

Animal models have verified that CEP play a major role in tumour neoangiogenesis, and that there is a major difference in CEP mobilisation for the same agent (cyclophosphamide) when comparing conventional and metronomic dosing regimes (Bertollini et al, 2003 ).

In short, Casablanca is about the mobilisation of anti-fascism in the 1930s.

While the Zebris proved to be a reliable device for measuring lumbar flexion ROM, SNAG mobilisation did not demonstrate significant differences in flexion ROM when compared to sham mobilisation.

The corresponding rates in the immediate mobilisation group were 7%, 5%, and 5%.