Sentence examples for potential for mobilisation from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that the results form the basis of a method of representing the potential for mobilisation (low to standard limestone) from coal particles followed by reincorporation into condensed phases (standard to high limestone) during the in-bed processes.

Our findings show how the horizontal dimension presents both a challenge and a potential for community mobilisation.

Set against that is the loss of local accountability and potential for local mobilisation which was a feature of the original 2003 Act.

This study also demonstrated that local transporters are an effective and yet untapped potential for transport and mobilisation of communities for improved maternal and newborn care.

This implies a safe intracellular storage and the potential for a rapid mobilisation, for example in a target cell contact situation.

A theoretical concern with plerixafor replacing chemotherapy for mobilisation is that a potential antitumour effect of the chemotherapy is lost; moreover there is in vitro evidence that plerixafor may mobilise malignant haematological cells from a quiescent niche.

To explore such complex systems over large spatial and temporal scales, a number of dune activity indices (DAI) have been created that incorporate wind speed and moisture balances to calculate the potential for, and degree of dune mobilisation.

Soil disturbance and air emissions during the process are also concerns, with significant potential for a temporary increase in contaminant mobilisation during excavation.

In these cases the hinges are locked in knee extension for mobilisation and weight bearing but unlocked during physiotherapy.

The recent European call for Mobilisation and Mutual Learning Action Plans is a very interesting and significant initiative in this respect.

"We call for mobilisation towards coordinated rent strikes in January, with an initial day of action on Friday, 19th October.