"mobility range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the distance or area within which something is able to travel or be used. For example, "This electric scooter has a long mobility range, making it perfect for city dwellers."
Nevertheless, we believe that the components of the resistome do show a characteristic balance between selfishness and "normal" functioning that distinguishes them, on one end of the mobility range, from transposons and other "genuine" mobile elements, and on the other end, from regular biosynthetic operons.
The mobility of the highly esterified galacturonan in citrus cell walls overlapped with the lower end of the mobility range characteristic of the pectic side-chains.
Cycling helps to develop traffic competences and traffic sense, it increases the mobility range of children and also improves sustainable mobility.
These latter devices may be more properly described as "Ion Filters" because only ions within a tunable mobility range can reach the outlet.
The aim of our study is to design a biocompatible compact joint with two degrees of freedom and a mobility range close to ±90°.
This paper presents a joint with two degrees of freedom (DOF) and a mobility range close to ±60° when driven by SMA triple wires.
The mechanism is characterized by an asymmetric arrangement of its legs and wider mobility ranges than usually obtained with a parallel structure.
In particular, field-effect-transistors based on monolayer MoS2 was found to exhibit high on/off ratios of ~108, steep subthreshold swing of ~70 mV dec−1 (refs 18, 20), with reported electron effective mobility ranging from 1 to 480 cm2 V−1 s−1 (refs 14, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26) depending on the device structures, dielectric environment and processing21,27.
Our combined data shows the early LGM constraining the procurement activity at the sources; an increase in active human responses to the LGM cold phase; and changes in the land use of the source area in the terminal LGM triggered by the appearance of new lithic technology and the reorganization of mobility ranges.
At room temperature, bulk MoS2 has exhibited the electron mobility ranging from ~150 to 500 cm2 V−1 s−1 [31, 32, 33, 33, 208].
Included were 116 patients, suffering of a rotator cuff tear with shoulder mobility ranging from pseudoparalysis to free mobility.
