Sentence examples for more often mobilized from inspiring English sources

One hypothesis is that, during emaciation, Zn concentrations increase mainly in the liver but not in the kidney [ 7], which implies that Zn-thioneins are more often mobilized in the liver than in the kidney.

In both, those elites now recognize themselves as minorities and are often mobilized more by the threat than the reality of religious intolerance.

Sovereigns often mobilized innovation through the creation of new forms of kinship, the traditional basis of the political order.

TE transposition is often mobilized by DNA replication [ 25].

Genes that confer resistance to antimicrobial drugs used in human or veterinary medicine are often mobilized on plasmids.

Under these circumstances, social support is often mobilized as a resource to help patients cope with their illness.

Deal-hungry buyers often mobilize their friends and family through Facebook and Twitter, which helps the Groupon concept spread.

Community volunteers often mobilize to save lives, reduce economic losses, and diminish the impacts of disaster.

Which is to say they often mobilize around major public events rather than just spouting ideas and quietly organizing.

It's sad, but disaster often mobilizes people at all levels to take action".

And officers who have been mobilized leave far more often than those who have not.