Sentence examples for direct mobilisation from inspiring English sources

Postoperative management varied from direct mobilisation to 2 weeks of plaster of Paris immobilisation.

Importantly, the activation of Na+ channels by P-CTX-1B has been shown to lead to direct mobilisation of Ca2+ from internal stores in neuroblastoma cells and rat myotubes [11], [12] and to an indirect activation of the Na+/Ca2+ exchanger in the reversed mode in cholinergic synaptosomes, allowing Ca2+ influx against Na+ efflux [13].

He could direct the mobilisation of the nation's vast resources with a freedom he had not known since 1933, although unlike Churchill, he never led a coalition government.

"We will continue to fight displacement and evictions and to campaign for secure, council housing through direct action, mobilisation and legal means".

Others catalyse and direct real mobilisations.

Students will once again be at the forefront of direct action and mass mobilisation.

Traffic emissions contribute significantly to the build-up of diffuse pollution loads on urban surfaces with their subsequent mobilisation and direct discharge posing problems for receiving water quality.

Having shown that diabetes-induced nociceptive dysfunction contributes to depressed HSPC release in ischaemia, we next investigated the relation between pain, circulating levels of SP and CD34+ HSPC mobilisation following direct stimulation of BM with G-CSF.

Resources should be directed to appropriate, progressive mobilisation of all critically ill patients as a priority.

There are still those who view national mobilisation and local direct action as ineffective or taboo, rejecting it in favour of operational collaboration with institutions and their internal structural reviews.

In this paper, we argue that such a system should deliver in four functional areas: stewardship, mobilisation of financial resources, direct provision of nutrition services at times of natural disaster or conflict, and human and institutional resource strengthening.