Sentence examples for mobility which could from inspiring English sources

In doing so, we incorporate recent changes in urban mobility, which could arise for instance due to the presence of new events nearby or other anomalies such as transport disruptions.

Variations in the transition temperatures among the different polymers were attributed to differences in the temperature dependence of the yield stress, and hence to variations in chain mobility, which could be accounted for in terms of the chemical structure.

Monomeric E proteins of four serotypes displayed slightly different electrophoresis mobility, which could be due to a differential level of N-glycosylation.

Further investigation of truxenone derivative 2.4 indicated very low electron mobility, which could be one of the limiting factors for this class of materials.

This is likely a consequence of the PEG molecule's bulk and mobility which could cause periodic occlusion of the binding interface, slowing the on-rate of binding.

In addition, the social environment was measured only at the time of diagnosis, using the current address of patients but ignoring their history of mobility, which could be geographical and across social classes.

We want to take advantage of self-driving technology to overcome such constraints, and in particular to introduce new mobility concepts which could bring about transformational improvements to public transport in Singapore".

This source also stated that the event will focus on the mobility space, which could actually mean a lot of different things.

The new company's activities would include R&D, manufacturing, sales and "mobility services" (which could include EV taxi fleet operation).

Stel et al. [ 22] studied treatable risk factors in community-dwelling older persons and found an association between balance and mobility parameters, which could easily be measured and modified, and recurrent falling.

This region is highly attractive for carrying out population-based research because of the low mobility rate, which could greatly reduce the potential confounding effects of the heterogeneous participant characteristics in most case control studies.