Sentence examples for easier mobilization from inspiring English sources
However, small preparation tasks that allow for easier mobilization into personal activities later don't really take that much time.
Abrams and colleagues suggest subclavian artery cannulation for easier mobilization, although this also sometimes comes with unexpected complications.
The bodies were all in the dorsal decubitus position for easy mobilization, with the upper limbs flexed to minimize the hidden parts of the breast in 3D acquisitions (to minimize the possibility of a measurement bias and therefore a truncated volume).
As a consequence, CXCR4/SDF-1 short-term ishibitionows now used for the mobilization of HSC to the periphery to gain easier access to HSC grafts.
Mass killing was the necessary but not the primary aim, for the point of such terror was to mobilize recruits for a political cause -- to move sympathizers to act -- and to tempt the enemy into reacting in such a way as to make that mobilization easier.
Therefore, one of the major reasons that the control of the Cu ion mobilization is easier in the device with Ti is because of the higher defective TaOx solid-electrolyte.
Patients receiving a block for shoulder surgery have reduced postoperative opioid consumption [ 1– 3], early mobilization is easier, and hospital discharge is quicker [ 4].
In this scenario, the work of UNICEF, WHO and other National and International partners is also made easier in terms of resource mobilization, and complements the efforts of the entire Nation.
But Bird says putting events together is the easy part - that's mobilization, which he differentiates from organizing, "One is instant, the other is long-term," he says, "It's not about one day or one campaign".
This is an important factor in determining the success of the intervention, [ 30, 31] which could make mobilization and buy-in easier.
