Sentence examples for reduction in mobility from inspiring English sources

Yet most research does not consider the direct constraint on physical mobility faced by migrants without secure legal status or the effect that such reduction in mobility might have for non-mobile, long-distance activities.

Similar to the reduction in mobility observed by chemical adsorbates on graphene25, randomly adsorbed peptides may act as scattering points.

DSC thermograms also revealed that silane grafting caused a reduction in mobility of polymer segments, and consequently reduction of crystallinity.

The fragility index, m, increased upon MMT incorporation, which may be attributed to a reduction in mobility chains, due to the MMT confinement of the KCg network.

Middle/Late Mesolithic sites indicate a reduction in mobility, increasing focus on prolonged riverside settlement, and a more rigid organization of residential sites.

The higher values of wraf also appear to result in higher values of the glass transition temperature (Tg) for melt crystallized samples due to a reduction in mobility of amorphous phase.

Reductions in mobility and cognitive function linked to accrual of brain microvascular disease related white matter hyperintensities (WMHs) on magnetic resonance imaging can occur in older hypertensive patients in as little as 2 years.

Comparison of these findings with those obtained in mildly cachectic C-26-tumor-bearing mice indicate that the cachexia per se accounts for the reductions in mobility, levels of physical activity, and maximum strength of TA muscles and diaphragm muscle strips.

Substantial pain reduction, gain in mobility, and an increase in ASES score of up to 61 points were found at a mean of 4 years postoperatively.

Significant reductions in mobilities were observed for all the cases during steady-state foam injection.

j, RAP2 is required for the reduction in MAP4K4 mobility.