Sentence examples for mobility which would from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this metallic/semiconductor heterostructure could possibly enhance the carrier mobility which would significantly improve the performance of the existing nanowire-based devices [11].

We foresee a future of "mixed mobility," which would combine intelligent highways and mass transit, bike paths and short-cut walking routes and re-charging kiosks and hydrogen fuel stations.

Due to the direct contact with drilling fluid at well site, the throttle valve's internal flow passage will be eroded and worn by the drilling fluid with high mobility, which would negatively affect the working performance and service life of the throttle valve.

These conditions, all of which have known relationships to impairment in mobility which would be expected to be reflected within our measure of ADL function.

As the cohort was recruited in late middle age, there is unlikely to have been much subsequent social mobility (which would have created a misclassification bias).

The exclusion criteria were designed to exclude participants with problems impacting on mobility which would likely mask the impact of plantar DFUs on gait.

Part of the money will be used to establish a Mobility Fund, which would extend and sustain the latest generation of mobile broadband service along and around more than 100,000 miles of roadways around the country, "where millions of Americans live, work and travel," he said.

As it appears, the massive amount of mobility data, which would on first view be considered as random motion, respects a strict routine.

They should, however, include improvement in migrants' rights, notably through allowing them mobility between employers, which would improve migrants' bargaining position, thereby increasing prevailing wages [69].

The lack of inhibitory activity of 1 against hTIM was also investigated and seems to be related with the high mobility of hTIM which would hinder the formation of a stable ligand enzyme complex.

However, GeNW hold some special interest in comparison to Si ones, because Ge has, for example, a higher electron and hole mobility than Si, which would be advantageous for high-performance transistors with nanoscale gate lengths.