Sentence examples for mobility in all from inspiring English sources
Results: Both groups showed decreased mobility in all movement dimensions that progressively recovered to near presurgical levels over the 5-year follow-up period.
Supporting mobility in all its aspects from cellular services to multimedia brings to the fore new problems and opportunities for optimization research.
SPM combines independent mobility in all three spatial directions (scanning) with a detection system capable of detecting some characteristic of the surface (probing).
When she arrived in our house, three months ago, I described the typical trajectory of Lou Gehrig's disease — toward complete paralysis and eventual imprisonment within a lifeless body — and explained the debilitating transformation my mother had already begun to undergo: incomprehensible speech, loss of mobility in all limbs, howl-inducing spasms at all hours of the day.
The intrauterine part of the manipulator has mobility in all planes (i.e., anterior-posterior, lateral, and rotation).
Focus on job excellence and accountability, in addition to or maybe instead of promotions and upward mobility in all parts of your business.
Absolute mobility fell in all 50 states, although the rate of decline varied, with the largest declines concentrated in states in the industrial Midwest, such as Michigan and Illinois.
Excitingly, these consumer experiences rapidly accelerate mobility technology in all models of fleets, whether traditional corporate and car rental fleets or new vehicle groups like ride-hailing services and shared-use vehicles.
Sedentarization and range fragmentation due to changing land tenure have led to restricted livestock mobility resulting in all season grazing that exerts pressure in certain grazing patches thereby leading to range degradation.
Therefore, we conclude that the general mobility pattern in all three nuclear compartments was comparable.
A higher summary SEP score was significantly associated with lower hazards of developing mobility impairment in all race/gender groups, except among Black men where the 95% confidence limits include 1.0.
