Benedict Nightingale of the Times interprets Storey's thesis thus: "education and social mobility can damage the heart as well as open the mind".
This investigation demonstrated that flies subjected to TBI display many of the same symptoms observed in humans after a brain injury, including temporary loss of mobility and damage to the brain that becomes worse over time.
Recent studies showed that spinal mobility impairment is contributed by both spinal inflammation, as a reversible element, and irreversible spinal damage [ 34].
My pediatric oncologist has been a lifesaver and huge relief to my anxieties related to issues about fertility, mobility, and nerve damage.
Ms Glenn (who is not involved in the RoboLaw project) persuaded an initially sceptical insurance firm that a "mobility assistance device" damaged by airline staff was more than her client's personal property, it was an extension of his physical body.
"If a car gets damaged, mobility is reduced.
Ironically, the destabilising effects of speculative capital mobility have done huge damage to the livelihoods of millions in the UK.
The fact that these schools are disproportionately populated by working class and black and ethnic minority kids means they reproduce social inequality and damage social mobility.
She says: "The scrapping of maintenance grants and the proposed increase in tuition fees for teacher training will have an adverse effect on the poorest students and further damage social mobility.
The great mobility can produce extensive damage to human lives and engineering structures.
