Sentence examples for slow mobilization from inspiring English sources

Zinc in the liver is stored in two forms: one from which it can be mobilized rapidly, and one with only slow mobilization.

Vladimirov takes advantage of Carlsen's slow mobilization to counterattack in the center with 14 d5!

One of the lessons that India drew from the 1998 Kargil war was precisely that its slow mobilization and advance would give the Pakistani military plenty of advance warning of its intended strategy and military objectives.

Both too rapid and too slow mobilization of starch during the night can result in diminished growth rates [ 64].

However, some of the reports described a hospital stay of between 8 and 12 days (Turpie et al 2009, Lassen et al. 2010a, b), suggesting slow mobilization of patients.

Therefore, based on our analysis, we speculated that cassava might mount a relatively slow mobilization of stress-related regulators and their downstream genes after exposure to cold, rendering cassava vulnerable to cold stress.

For the appropriate use of immediate salvage plerixafor, it is critical to measure real-time indicators of poor and slow mobilizers during mobilization treatments.

For example, it does not reflect which entities engage in knowledge mobilization in a timely fashion, e.g., by facilitating fast mobilization, or slowing mobilization flow.

Biphasic insulin secretion reflects an immediate vesicular release followed by a slower mobilization of reserve insulin granules [24], [28].

The slower mobilization of cellular proliferation therefore is likely due to the lack of coordination of various pathways participating in the mobilization process.

The slower mobilization of glycogen stores in transgenic compared to control mice is probably due to plasma insulin, which remained high during fasting, and to the preference for lipid oxidation over glucose oxidation.