Sentence examples for mobility 1 from inspiring English sources

The relationship between quality of life and change in mobility 1 year postinjury in individuals with spinal cord injury.

The interest in ZnO nanomaterials has been largely driven by the material's excellent electrical and optoelectronic properties, including direct wide band-gap (3.37 eV), high exciton binding energy (60 meV), and moderate to high electron mobility (1 to 200 cm2/Vs) [1, 4].

Table 2 Scale for assessment of peri-miniscrew tissue health and mobility   Clinical signs Mobility Clinical miniscrew mobility scale Periotest value Healthy No redness, swelling, pain No detectable mobility (0) <9 Mucositis Redness, swelling, pain present No detectable mobility (0) <9 Peri-implantitis Redness, swelling, pain present Detectable mobility (1 to 3) >9.

In addition, since the CGSS and CSS both asked respondents to report how they felt about their social position compared to before,12 we also control for a triple-class dummy of perceived mobility (1 = upward mobility; 2 = downward mobility; 3 = no mobility).

Finally, tooth mobility was assessed manually and classified into four grades: 0, normal, no mobility; 1, minimal mobility; 2, visible mobility (≤1 mm); and 3, marked instability (>1 mm) [ 22].

There were low proportions of missing data for diagnosis (3%), marital status (2%), ethnicity (2%) and residential mobility (1%).

Patients with respiratory failure due to Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) have decreased diaphragmatic mobility [1].

Further, strained Ge MOSFET on SiGe virtual substrate was shown to improve the hole mobility [1].

Traffic congestion along the freeway sections is expected to increase in upcoming years due to the continuous increasing demand of mobility [1].

The inverse Drude mobility 1/μD ~ 0.35 is also found to be close to the field where ρxx ~ ρxy under this gate voltage.

The movement mechanism of a crawler-type robot with sub-crawlers has been applied to many disaster response robots in order to realize high mobility [1].