Sentence examples for mobility reported from inspiring English sources

Nearly 60percentt of seniors with seriously compromised mobility reported staying inside their homes or apartments instead of getting out of the house.

Contrary to the prevailing perception, the adolescents born prematurely considered that the quality of their lives was quite high, despite the difficulties with vision, hearing, speech, and mobility reported by a quarter of the participants.

This device exhibited a field-effect mobility of 10 cm2V−1s−1, which is ~ 3x greater than the best mobility reported for this material in this geometry and with Cytop as dielectric49.

The effects of tetraglyme and salt concentration on the cationic mobility and environment have been investigated using T1 and T2 relaxation experiments, with the presence of two cationic species of differing relaxation times (and possibly mobility) reported.

High carrier mobility reported from experiments in the graphene leads to assume a completely ballistic carrier transportation in the graphene [31].

Huang and Sverke (2007) found that persons with upward mobility reported to perceive their job as more stressful (e.g. more role conflict), and to have larger conflicts between work and family domains; these women had to sacrifice family role commitments in order to advance their occupational careers.

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Mobilities of photoexcited carriers measured here are several times larger than the Hall and Field-Effect mobilities reported in literature (<15,000 cm2/V), due to the high energy of photoexcited carriers.

However, the addition of nitrogen to GaAs greatly reduces the material quality with electron mobilities reported to be in the order of 300 cm2 V−1[3] and minority carrier lifetimes lower than 0.9 ns [4].

Network kit maker Ericsson has published its latest mobility report, based on traffic measurements of live mobile networks, which projects that global smartphone subscriptions will rise from 1.2 billion in 2012 to 4.5 billion by the end of 2018 — a CAGR of 25percentt.