Sentence examples for lesser mobilization from inspiring English sources

This lesser mobilization is not a sign of disinterest, but rather an effect of the life cycle" (Santelli 2001, p. 165).

It has been shown before that "lesser mobilization of older parents [with younger children] is linked to worsening living conditions, themselves due to unemployment or illness, a less favourable local context due to suburban decay.

To a lesser extent, mobilization activities were limited due to patients' refusal, ICU procedures, or physiological instability.

Between the larger links are lesser links involving processes of mobilization and oxidation of CrIII and reduction of CrVI.

The present results for postexercise plasma lipids show that changes in plasma TG are dissociated from changes in postexercise lipolysis and fatty acid metabolism, in that the sex with a lesser elevation of systemic FFA mobilization (women) actually showed a greater postexercise decline of plasma TG.

The evaluation focused on program fidelity or implementation processes and mechanisms, resource mobilization and to a lesser degree, the program impact.

In addition, although glucose and, to a lesser extent, sorbitol retard seed germination rates, both additives retard mobilization of storage lipids to a significantly greater extent than seed germination.

In the plasma, transferrin binds newly released iron to allow its mobilization from storage sites (mainly the spleen and to a lesser extent the liver) to utilization sites (mainly the bone marrow).

These findings have important implications for water resource management in the context of sediments mobilization, erosion, channel management, ecological functions and operation of the hydro-power projects in the Lesser Himalayan region.

Several possible advantages of DHS use in the remediation of subsurface media contaminated with HOC are described, including the ability of DHS to solubilize HOC irrespective of the DHS concentration, and potential lesser tendency of DHS to depress the interfacial tension between non-aqueous phases and water relative to surfactants (an advantage when mobilization is undesired).

Mobilization demands an enemy.