And there is also a larger and more mobilized group of sexual abuse victims than he has ever contended with before.
Cells were collected from 19 breast cancer patients during steady state (nonmobilized group) and from 69 breast cancer patients after cytokine administration (mobilized group).
In another cohort study, mobilization on the first postoperative day was compared to strict bed rest on the first postoperative day, and there was less DVT in the mobilized group (Chandrasekaran et al. 2009 (2009.
"The Republicans believe that Latinos are an untapped and under-mobilized group with very shallow partisan loyalties," Professor Jones-Correa said.
What today appear as well-defined and politically mobilized ethnic groups in Africa often had, at the time of conquest, no sense of common ethnicity or political interest.
Patients in both the mobilized and nonmobilized groups with marrow metastases at the time of collection also had significantly lower levels of MNC/LBP (P =.0039) and GM-CFC/LBP (P =.0001) than did those without marrow metastases.
Similarly, the government, for a long time, largely left issue of brain death to medical communities and to a set of mobilized individuals and groups.
She finds that immigrants in the U.S. are more likely to become politically mobilized as their ethnic group's share of the local electorate grows relatively larger, peaking at about one fifth of the electorate.
Mobilized and non-mobilized patients' characteristics are described in Table 2.
This new, mobilized — and mobile-ized — electorate is a force to be reckoned with.
