Sentence examples for mobility resulting from from inspiring English sources
Music fan Hanna McKearnen has been questioned about her equipment at venues (Steve Morgan Del Garlandd, 61, who has impaired mobility resulting from arthritis, stopped going to gigs altogether for many years because of lack of access.
This morphological shift may be the result of an increase in the Flory–Huggins interaction parameter between the two blocks, a change in the volume fraction, and/or a loss of chain mobility resulting from hydrogen-bonding after grafting.
The EL spectra of SiBN-based electroluminescent device with different ETL revealed that intensity of excimer emission was increased with ETL in a lower mobility, resulting from the enhanced concentration of excitons in EMLs.
Other possible explanations include declining worker mobility resulting from better initial worker-firm matching, a shift in the distribution of outside wage offers, increased mobility costs or employment adjustment costs, or the globalization of the production process.
For example, higher protein local concentration at the membrane surface and restricted mobility resulting from membrane anchoring could increase binding affinity.
Also a gradual loss of the articular cartilage may lead to pain sensation and reduced articular mobility, resulting from an exposure of nerve endings in the subchondral layer.
We hypothesized that the differences in the filament gel mobility resulted from a switch from bridged to linear filaments as the concentration of H-NS was increased.
This transparent way of dealing with mobility results from the usage of virtual clusters which enables a progressive or deferred routing discovery.
To explore the use of an activity monitor (AM) to objectively characterize free-living physical activity (F-LPA) in children with mobility impairment resulting from cerebral palsy (CP).
Infrared spectroscopy (IR) showed that the concentrations of the individual ionic species present were largely independent of either LiTf concentration or cross-linking density, suggesting that changes in ion mobility, likely resulting from morphological changes, substantially control the ionic conductivity.
The surface roughness must be small so that the charge mobility enhancements resulting from strain are not negated by surface roughness scattering of charge carriers[49].
