Sentence examples for mobile and therefore from inspiring English sources
New York, he said, has a higher percentage of affluent homeowners who are more mobile and therefore less likely to need a long-term mortgage.
It will not be mobile and, therefore, may not be dependent.
Improving our understanding of the processes involved in organic pollutant vapor transport is important because the gas phase is often the most mobile, and therefore most potentially hazardous phase.
The change to a multi-platform strategy that has mobile as an equal player to web isn't too surprising — the enterprise itself is going mobile, and therefore to see Asana following the trend is reasonable.
Possibly, those mobile pastoralists who are enumerated in censuses and surveys are the less economically viable, less mobile and therefore the most visible, generating bias in the perceived economic success of the enumerated population.
Furthermore, liver metastases are more suitable for accurate repeated measurements in contrast to the primary tumour which may be mobile and therefore difficult to capture in the same position from scan to scan.
Also, companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft are devoting more attention to mobile media, mobile devices, and therefore, mobile advertising.
Apple's iPhone, Google's Android, and the availability of mobile broadband Internet have changed the mobile landscape, and therefore the way in which mobile services are delivered to their users.
Social beings such as humans may act as a carrier of mobile nodes, and therefore mobility pattern of node follows a social-based movement model.
Because detection of mobile RNAs is contingent on the availability of SNPs differentiating graft partners, sequencing coverage, mRNA stability, tissue sampling and other technical and biological factors, it would not be possible to detect all the mobile mRNAs and, therefore, the proportion of the genes that were found to produce mobile mRNAs in this study is likely underestimated.
"Indigenous peoples' mobility has always been seen a problem," says Hunt. "First we were too mobile to make any claim to the land, then we were seen as not mobile enough, and therefore backwards".
