Sentence examples for involved mobilization from inspiring English sources
"Effective implementation of the Guiding Principles by companies requires first and foremost a good understanding of the processes involved, mobilization of significant buy-in and commitment from the top of a company".
Laparoscopic-assisted resection involved mobilization of the colon, visualization of critical structures, and intracorporeal vascular ligation.
Our strategy involved mobilization of a P transposon insertion, EY06821 (Crosby et al., 2007), located in the 5′UTR of the sigmar gene (Fig. 1A).
Thus, a laparoscopic surgical technique involving mobilization of the colon, which is useful in laparoscopically assisted colon reconstruction (LACR), has been established.
The fistula elevation procedure (FEP) involves mobilization of the fistula, approximation of the subcutaneous tissue beneath the fistula, and subcuticular skin closure over the fistula.
Thus the current study provide evidences that protective functions of l-tryptophan against RE is independent of its conversion into melatonin, and possibly involve mobilization of factors such as COX-2 derived PGE2 and mucin that counterbalance the detrimental effect of gastric acid on esophageal mucosa, signifying the therapeutic efficacy of l-tryptophan against the esophageal pathologies.
[Ca2+]i elevation is also necessary for a second, long-lasting phase of insulin exocytosis involving mobilization of secretory granules from a reserve pool.
Tumor metastasis is a dynamic process involving mobilization of primary tumor cells by migration into other non-tumoral regions.
Endothelial cell repair involves mobilization of precursor cells from bone marrow with subsequent homing to sites of injury.
Development of sound communication strategies involving mobilization of the community and households in support of families, have all contributed to increasing ORT use rates and changing behaviour.
We have hypothesized that the cytotoxic action of these compounds against cancer cells involves mobilization of endogenous copper and consequent prooxidant action.
