Sentence examples for less mobilized from inspiring English sources

The fluctuations of circulating FFAs in obese phenotypes may be due to the different FA mobilization mechanisms from adipose tissue to blood, where SFAs were found much less mobilized than PUFAs (Connor et al., 1996).

During the same decade in New York City, however, Italians were only one of several streams of immigration; there the Italian working class was much less mobilized, and it never became integrated into the largely Jewish Socialist Party of New York.

As LGBT people and our allies perceive that these organizations are becoming functionally obsolete, they will become less mobilized for action, and donations will drop, which will likely result in a consolidation of LGBT organizations.

These include: well-mobilized villages, considered as "Capable" villages (7 in number); less mobilized or "Less Capable" villages (7 in number); and non-beneficiary or "Control" villages (6 in number), making a total of 20 villages.

We devised a sorting strategy that captures more than 90% of HSC activity in less than 10% of mobilized peripheral blood (mPB) CD34+ cells, and modeled a transplantation protocol based on highly purified, genetically engineered HSCs co-infused with uncultured progenitor cells.

In another cohort study, mobilization on the first postoperative day was compared to strict bed rest on the first postoperative day, and there was less DVT in the mobilized group (Chandrasekaran et al. 2009 (2009.

Mobilized and non-mobilized patients' characteristics are described in Table 2.

This new, mobilized — and mobile-ized — electorate is a force to be reckoned with.

A more detailed analysis of the consecutive population revealed that patients exhibiting more than 200 IVIg-mobilized plasma cells/µl showed less severe GBS disability-grade at day 14 (3.1 ± 0.94 vs 4.2 ± 1.1, p = 0.0031, data not shown).

The second goal towards which bullying practices were used is less tangible and thus possibly less consciously mobilized, but is no less pernicious.

By 2012, of course, the landscape had changed, health care had risen in importance, and a mobilized Tea Party went looking for a less-compromised alternative to Romney.