Sentence examples for robust mobilisation from inspiring English sources

Our results indeed indicate that the low dose of NGR-TNF neither induces the robust mobilisation of several types of BMDCs, including CEPs, TEMs and MDSCs, nor increases the levels of G-CSF, SDF-1 and OPN.

The HS also induced a robust intracellular Ca2+ mobilisation in G3F cells and attenuated the subsequent cell response to fMLF.

Moreover, the supernatant of necrotic astrocytoma cells contains agonists capable of inducing FPR1 activation, followed by a robust intracellular calcium mobilisation in U87 astrocytoma cells (Zhou et al, 2005).

Research associated with mobilisation in the medical ICU is robust and the associations with improved clinical outcomes strong.

Cash conversion remains robust and the outlook strikes a positive tone, but with on-going investment behind contract mobilisation and the integration of acquisitions likely to curtail margin momentum, we remain cautious holders for now.

6 While it is recognised that political will and good governance are essential, both the political mobilisation of funds for health schemes and the effectiveness and efficiency of funded schemes will be enhanced by robust evidence which documents as to whether schemes achieve objectives, what works well and the main challenges they face.

Mobilisation Resolution Number One.

Phase two involved mobilisation.

They have responded to the calls for mobilisation, and have taken their demands to their political leaders, to the negotiators for the trade agreements which have impacted on their lives and provided the ammunition for WINFA's robust advocacy work.

"We want a historic mobilisation.

Many factors impede political mobilisation.