Sentence examples for mobilize with from inspiring English sources

The United States responded in just the way the Japanese most feared: it reflexively dismissed the notion of negotiation, insisted on unconditional surrender and proceeded to mobilize with astounding speed, energy and ingenuity.

All patients were encouraged to mobilize with full weight bearing as comfort allowed.

On the second postoperative day, they were encouraged to mobilize with a walking frame and bear weight as tolerated.

The PGA invoked the specter of a Frankensteinian slippery slope: if an anomalous golfer could mobilize with a golf cart while normal golfers walked, what would prevent a future contender, an upper limb amputee, from strapping on a bionic arm that can drive a golf ball more than two miles (PGA Tour, Inc. v. Martin 00-244) 532 U.S. 661 (2001) 204 F. 3d 994)?

All that is needed is for them to mobilize with "passionate intensity".

Riska argued that the patients were easier to mobilize, with less pain than after nailing.

Statistical differences between chemo-mobilized patients and patients mobilized with G-CSF alone were determined by the Yates chi-squared test for categorical variables and by an unpaired, two-tailed t-test and Mann-Whitney for continuous variables.

Stem cell collection practices and related outcomes were analyzed separately by disease and mobilization method, i.e. lymphoma patients mobilized with C+G (L C+G) vs. G-CSF alone (L G) and myeloma patients mobilized with C+G (M C+G) vs. G-CSF alone (M G).

Patients mobilized with C+G tended to require fewer rounds of mobilization: 97% of L C+G required only one mobilization vs. 83% of L G and 95% of M C+G vs. 85% of M G.

Patients mobilized with C+G had to wait a week longer between mobilization and apheresis than patients mobilized with G-CSF alone (median wait for L C+G: 11 days vs. L G: 4 days, p<0.00001; M C+G: 12 days vs. M G: 4 days, p<0.00001).

The patients were mobilized with weight bearing as tolerated, and RSA was performed after mobilization.