Sentence examples for measures of mobilisation from inspiring English sources

Piglet and litter growth (days 8 15), sow weight loss (days 1 15) and catabolic state (measured as NEFA on day 7), as well as number of successful nursings on day 13 were used as measures of mobilisation of sow body resources.

Several different measures of mobilisation were reported.

Ucn3+ mice lost a greater proportion of liver weight (a measure of glycogen mobilisation and depletion) and showed less hepatic glycogen staining after fasting (Fig.  3b, c).

The purposes of this study were to measure the movements of the lumbar spine produced by rotational mobilisation, and to study the effects of different grades of mobilisation on the movements produced.

There has been a lot of mobilisation going on, especially among women".

Apprised of his skills, Ben-Gurion aPerested Peres head of mobilisation for the Haganah underground in 1947.

Steve Melton, the head of mobilisation, arrived at came to Circle from Argos.

However, international data demonstrate low levels of mobilisation occur in the ICU[3,4].

An episode of mobilisation could include more than one activity.

46 Thus, the efficacy of mobilisation is still debated.

Therefore, our goal-directed early mobilisation algorithm will be identical across all centres relative to the stages of mobilisation and the focus on promoting early and clinically appropriate mobilisation, but the algorithm will have minor, local adaptations.