Sentence examples for mobility can cause from inspiring English sources
Poor mobility can cause pain, and put you off starting a more vigorous routine (which would, actually, help ease it) and it's all too easy to have poor mobility if you sit at a desk all day.
Currently, the need for mobility can cause significant pollution levels in cities, with important effects on health and quality of life.
Some of the most important issues in ad hoc networks are finding and maintaining routes, as host mobility can cause topology changes; efficient transport and reliable data delivery; and network security.
Ankyloglossia with varying degrees of restricted tongue mobility can cause feeding difficulties during infancy and speech problems and can affect the position of the mandible and the alignment of teeth leading to malocclusion.
"Many existing devices used by people with mobility problems can cause or aggravate conditions such as poor circulation, skin pressure damage or susceptibility to falls, each of which is a drain on health resources.
This showed that restricted mobility of the tongue can cause tongue thrust but not severe enough to cause an open bite.
The pain, stiffness, and limited mobility of the spine can cause severe limitations in daily life activities.
The more extensive removal, called axillary node dissection, can cause restricted mobility of the arm and painfully swollen arms or fingers.
For instance, periodic channel sensing and spectrum mobility and transmission channel switching can cause significant additional delay and jitter.
Because mobility shifts of phosphorylated proteins can cause the broadening of SDS-PAGE bands and make it difficult to estimate protein abundance determinations by eye, we quantitated the XDpr1a signal from CKIδ phosphorylation reactions to determine if CKIδ-mediated phosphorylation of XDpr1a affects XDpr1a abundance.
In addition, similar to other fractures, wrist fracture can cause limited mobility, psychological distress, pain and certain level of heavy metal leaks, which are potential risk factors for prehypertension and hypertension [ 16, 17, 29].
