Sentence examples for mobilisation with a from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, at our institution, 30% of patients present in the 3 weeks following initiation of chemotherapy-based mobilisation with a neutrophil count <1.0 × 10/l.

In the study of Tamminen-Peter (2005) patients were asked for their safety, control and comfort during the mobilisation with a bipolar scale from -4 to +4.

An episode of mobilisation was defined as a single continuous period of mobilisation with a period of bed rest on either side of that session.

Parties have gone into an overdrive of grandstanding, brand-building and support mobilisation with an intensity that almost equals voter frustration against scams, corruption and underdevelopment.

In V1A-expressing cells, AVP increased calcium mobilisation with an EC50=3.1±0.60 n M (n=4, Figure 5C and D).

On average, the postoperative mobilisation was with a frame at 5 days and with two sticks at 2 weeks.

Figure 1 shows the process introduced to improve mobilisation times with a dedicated onsite ambulance service in 2004.

Training is provided on life skills to engage them in community mobilisation activities, with a particular focus on hygiene education, nutrition, and prevention of HIV and AIDS.

SDA and SDW have been collaborating in the implementation of an integrated project in Zambia in order to provide training to government field staff and farmer association leaders in community mobilisation skills, with a strong emphasis on gender issues.

We will also hold a knowledge mobilisation event with a group of stakeholders (eg, older people and their care partners, service providers and commissioners, education providers, professional bodies and advocacy organisations), to ensure the recommendations we develop are relevant and actionable.

Mulligan's mobilisation-with-movement (MWM) techniques are proposed to achieve their clinical benefit via neurophysiological mechanisms.