Sentence examples for potential for mobilization from inspiring English sources

Assessment of biologically available fractions of heavy metals helps to evaluate their potential for mobilization and availability to benthic organisms (Rodrigues et al. [2010]).

Curing disease, improving education through personalized learning and building technology and tools to help organizations reach their full potential are areas with wide spread support and massive potential for mobilization, great storytelling and smart policy engagement".

The stability of Mn oxides, and the potential for mobilization of associated trace metals, were assessed by simulating the onset of microbially-mediated reducing conditions in a continuous-flow column experiment.

Worried by Twitter and Facebook's potential for mobilization after the Arab Spring and the protests against Vladimir Putin in Moscow in 2011, the authorities wanted to find a way to get social networks under their control.

These results point to specific LTR sequences that have the highest potential for mobilization in P. glauca.

The mechanism of spread of these plasmids, including the potential for mobilization, especially of those shared among animal and human strains, is particularly important to elucidate.

A temporal shift to the periphery for an actor translates into decreased potential for sustained mobilization.

The goal of the gradient approach is to maximize the DNAPL solubilization capacity in swollen micelles (Type I aqueous microemulsions) while at the same time minimizing the potential for DNAPL mobilization.

In this paper, we use simplified models to study the potential for oil mobilization in homogeneous and fractured reservoirs, when harmonically oscillating fluids are injected/produced within a well.

While the water rock interactions that govern the dissolved constituents of produced waters are not well understood [5], information regarding the metal contents and mineralogy of the Marcellus Shale is necessary for assessing the potential for metal mobilization in situ or upon disposal of waste cuttings.

The potential for such mobilization does exist.