Sentence examples for mobility is seen from inspiring English sources

Least mobility is seen for GD1A in the binding pocket of BoNT/B.

Anethe Mansén, a postdoc career coordinator at the Karolinska Institute, says that in Sweden, "mobility is seen as something good".

Many investigators believe that restricted water mobility is seen in lesions with cytotoxic edema, whereas increased water mobility is seen in lesions with vasogenic edema.

This mobility is seen in reduced preparations and also during active behavior, as whisker slip-off occurs in a variety of object location discrimination tasks.

25 26 Population mobility is seen as a main factor in globalisation of public health threats and risks, and especially in the spread of antimicrobial resistance.

In Figure 6, a band of reduced electrophoretic mobility is seen in isolates from cells treated with TPA and 5 Gy ultrasoft X-rays.

The overall effect and the societal meanings of mobility are seen from a new perspective: the importance of being mobile for social inclusion and participation in the social and cultural daily life of poorer, elderly and handicapped individuals is recognised strongly.

A proportionality of molar conductivity to segmental mobility was seen from glass transition temperature and viscosity measurements.

The dielectric spectral signatures of degraded samples were considerably more distinct than those of undegraded samples and a Tg-related relaxation associated with long range chain segmental mobility was seen.

To test this possibility, the Osw1, Osw4, and Osw5 proteins were examined by Western blot in wild type and osw3 cells, but no difference in mobility was seen (Y. S., unpublished observations).

On 20% sucrose, twice the amount of sugar as in our standard laboratory diet, little difference in mobility was seen during the first two weeks of exercise training (Fig. 5A).