Sentence examples for on mobilisation from inspiring English sources
Now we get the dissemination for free – thanks to technologies such as Twitter, mailing lists and social networks – and the major role of activists has shifted to figuring out why and where to mobilise, not on mobilisation itself.
On mobilisation each division had three infantry and one artillery regiment for a total of around ten thousand men, or about half the size of the equivalent British formation.
"One of the huge weaknesses of New Labour was in its reliance on mobilisation from the centre, rather than organising.
The nurses have a strong emphasis on mobilisation and nutrition.
The literature on mobilisation in ICU is dominated by cohorts of patients admitted with respiratory failure.
Inherently therefore the objective is to aim for safety on mobilisation and functional optimisation is not top of the agenda.
Secondary outcome measures were aggression (scores on neuropsychiatric inventory-nursing home version), pain (scores on mobilisation-observation-behaviour-intensity-dementia-2), activities of daily living, and cognition (mini-mental state examination).
On referral to the physiotherapist, treatment might include advice and education, hands-on passive mobilisation, exercises, local injections, heat, massage, ultrasound, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, acupuncture or hydrotherapy.
Interventions that are commonly used in Dutch primary care are 'hands-on' muscular mobilisation techniques, specific articular mobilisation and manipulation techniques, strength and stability exercises, massage, and cognitive, respondent and operant techniques, such as relaxation exercises and graded activity programmes.
Based on these observations, we decided to evaluate the impact of NGR-TNF on BMDC mobilisation and its effects on inducing various potential BMDC-mobilizing factors.
Moreover, Canadian manual therapists reported to decide on manual mobilisation or manipulation based on their whole clinical assessment and clinical reasoning in a patient [ 36].
