Sentence examples for potential mobilization from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Obama facing a challenging re-election bid, given continued high unemployment and conservatives' zeal to defeat him, the potential mobilization benefits of gambits like "Dinner with Barack" were illustrated by Ms. Toigo, 64.

The geochemical fractionation and potential mobilization of Co, Cu, Ni, and Zn were studied in thirteen soil profiles originating from Germany and Egypt to assess the potential mobilization of these potentially toxic metals.

The leakage of CO2 from deep geological storage sites could adversely impact water quality in overlying potable aquifers due to the potential mobilization of hazardous inorganic elements.

Given expected variability in potential mobilization for a journal, further research is needed to establish their roles in mobilization, whether these mobilization actors exist at both ends of the spectrum, or they have a neutral role in mobilization of knowledge.

The primary concern of leakage of CO2-rich fluids leaking into a groundwater resource is the potential mobilization of hazardous inorganic constituents due to the increased acidity these fluids generate.

The experimental design consisted of the addition of a high NH4+ treatment (65 μg NH4+-N g-1 soil) 100-fold higher than ambient NH4+ levels, a low NH4+ treatment (6.5 μg NH4+-N g-1 soil) 10-fold higher than ambient NH4+ levels, and a water treatment to control for any potential mobilization of nutrients that occurs when soil moisture is increased.

Mr. Rumsfeld is so concerned about the impact of any call-up that he recently ordered aides to review all potential mobilizations to ensure they are truly needed.

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

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.