Sentence examples for mobilizing energy from inspiring English sources
In healthy individuals an intricate glucoregulatory system acts rapidly to counter hypoglycemia by reducing insulin production (insulin is important in the mechanism that removes glucose from the bloodstream) and mobilizing energy reserves from the fat and liver.
Besides the pricing issue, technical challenges such as logistics emerged as an important obstacle for the Finnish NIPFs in mobilizing energy wood from forests.
Therefore, it will be relevant to understand the opinions of the NIPFs in Finland and other European countries related to supply of energy wood, obstacles in mobilizing energy wood from forests, and their expectations from the future solid biomass-based bioenergy certification schemes.
The HPA axis plays a key role in mobilizing energy resources in conditions of reduced energy supply [ 36].
Grasses regrow after defoliation by mobilizing energy stored underground, but the resulting lag in regrowth is thought to be insufficiently slow to lead to cycles (Turchin & Batzli 2001).
During periods of food deprivation fish seem to maintain energy homeostasis, at least during the initial stages of fasting, by mobilizing energy reserves such as lipids and hepatic glycogen and reduction in the rate of glucose utilization and enhancement of lipid metabolism [ 31, 58- 60].
"Those released stress hormones mobilize energy, causing isometric activity, which is muscle movement, because that built-up energy has to be released in some way".
President Bush has rejected the possibility of using federal emergency powers to cap prices or mobilize energy supplies to alleviate California's shortage, arguing that such measures would ultimately do more harm than good.
Because of the inhibition of photosynthesis during stress, plants must mobilize energy from storage resources, such as carbohydrates, fatty acids and proteins (Shu et al. 2011).
Anger, like all heat, provides and mobilizes energy.
This can lead to reduction of the capability to mobilize energy in response to social and climatic challenges.
