Sentence examples for mobility to climb from inspiring English sources

There will also, for those without the mobility to climb stairs, be a lift.

Importantly the mobility in either recovery from acute hypoxia exposure or the mobility to climb in flies lacking dystrophin was more pronounced (Tables 3 and 4).

In these assays, we quantified the climbing index of WT vs. dmDys and vs. CH-dmDys as an in vivo indirect measurement of innate muscle function to determine whether a) dystrophin plays a role in climbing mobility and b) prior exposure to CH is detrimental to mobility to climb in flies lacking dystrophin.

We are the most unequal society of all large peer economies, and even more shocking, we are nowhere near the top in income mobility — the ability to climb from poor to rich or to slide down the opposite side of that hill".

The Labour leader told a conference organised by the Sutton Trust, which promotes opportunities for young people from underprivileged backgrounds, that "tackling social mobility is a huge mountain to climb and the last Labour government took some important steps".

Multiple inflammatory markers (IL-6, TNF-α, C-reactive protein [CRP]) predicted mobility limitations, specifically the inability to climb 20 steps or walk one-quarter mile (Penninx et al 2004), and women with elevated IL-6 demonstrated declines in walking speed over time and disability in activities of daily living (Ferrucci et al 2002).

Similarly for those who want to give all children an equal chance in life: if the social ­ladder is steeper it becomes harder to climb and social mobility slows.

In this experiment, the robot detected that the step was too high to climb using its own mobility and thus, built a slope by depositing polyurethane material (Figure 9).

Community organizers would point to a wall of hopelessness to climb over when social mobility via education is blocked.

By upward mobility, I mean the potential for people to climb from the lower rungs of the economic ladder to the higher ones.

And yes, wage stagnation and a lack of economic stability for low-wage workers has certainly made it nearly impossible for families to climb the ladder of economic mobility.