More frequent and controllable re-mobilization is probably required to make such an approach effective in achieving frequent insertion events.
Although SINEs are mobile genetic elements, their mobilization in present-day E. histolytica is probably a very infrequent event.
Admiral Allen has said that this is "probably the largest peacetime mobilization of resources in the history of the country".
This is probably due to better mobilization of staff by management compared to the other hospitals.
Sucrose mobilization and utilization from the culture medium is probably responsible for the activity of this enzyme involved in the glycolysis pathway.
The levels of expression of these genes is probably due to the impaired mobilization of iron from the cell reservoirs and thus explains why the mrgA knockout presents transcript levels resembling those of iron-stressed cells (Shcolnick et al. 2009).
Enhancement of P and K content during vermicomposting is probably due to the mineralization, solubilization and mobilization of phosphorus and potassium because of earthworm microbial activity (Parthasarathi and Ranganathan 1999; Parthasarathi 2010).
The slower mobilization of glycogen stores in transgenic compared to control mice is probably due to plasma insulin, which remained high during fasting, and to the preference for lipid oxidation over glucose oxidation.
The Trump administration is probably right that they will do so quickly, barring the emergence of serious, sustained Palestinian mobilization that forces them into a tougher stance.
Delirium screening is probably useful; no treatment modality can be unequivocally recommended, and the benefit of prophylaxis is established only for early mobilization.
The U.N. special envoy for Ebola, David Nabarro, explained the number of cases is probably doubling every three-to-four weeks and warned that it will be impossible to quickly combat the disease without mass mobilization of international support.
