The part of a sentence "level of immobility" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the degree or extent of being immobile or unable to move. Example: When assessing a patient's condition, the doctor will consider their level of immobility to determine the appropriate treatment plan.
Rich doesn't contest Piketty's empirical conclusions about levels of inequality but thinks that a) it's fanciful for him to predict 100 years into the future, b) he exaggerates the level of immobility since Gates.
Wild-type littermates exhibited a level of immobility of about 30% at this time, again decreasing towards the end of the subjective night (Fig. 3b).
Passive mice had a high level of immobility, low nonsocial exploration, and higher plasma corticosterone concentrations as compared to active mice.
In the light of these differences and despite the high level of immobility, we are tempted to believe that the demographic class formation of the unskilled service workers is rather unlikely.
Furthermore, the altered profile of ultrasound emission was accompanied by significant changes in spontaneous motor behavior on PND 12: CPF-exposed pups displayed less Pivoting – a typical neonatal motor pattern in rodents – associated with a higher level of immobility.
In the fear conditioning test, the baseline level of immobility during the habituation to the conditioning cages and the suppression of activity in response to footshocks during conditioning were lower in Atp6ap2 comparede/0 compared with wt mice (F1,22 = 4.32, P < 0.05; t22 = 3.72, P < 0.001).
We found that females exhibited higher levels of immobility than males and this sex difference was alleviated following antidepressant treatment.
The METH/EE rats exhibited lower levels of immobility after METH abstinence than control group in the FST.
Relatedly, Azevedo and Bouillon (2010) associate the high levels of immobility in Latin America with social exclusion, low access to higher education and labour market discrimination.11.
Higher levels of immobility in the TS test were also reported for serotonin transporter (SERT) KO mice on a 129 or C57BL/6Jx129S6 mixed genetic background [34], [42].
In the initial forced swim test, control and exercised rats showed largely similar behaviors (Fig. 5A C), with similar levels of immobility and struggling behavior but slightly more swimming behavior in the exercised animals than in the controls.
