Sentence examples for still mobilized from inspiring English sources

In addition to these functional retrotransposons, other elements have been described that lack most or all of the coding sequences, but which are still mobilized by the machinery of functional (autonomous) elements (Havecker et al. 2004; Wicker et al. 2007; Schulman 2012).

Youth organized against their administration -- even though the principal was yelling on those speaker phones not to walk out, they still mobilized.

"You can have a pretty aggressive message that won't inflame your opposition, but you'll still mobilize your support base," Mr. Gernert said.

But these people cautioned that Mr. Hu had not endorsed Mr. Xi as his successor, leaving open the possibility that he could still mobilize support for Mr. Li or leave the designation of "fifth generation leader" — after Mao, Deng Xiaoping, Mr. Jiang and Mr. Hu — up in the air.

It was a haunting reminder that Zapatista forces could still mobilize at any time, just as they had in 1994.

They will see that OWS is not dead, that it can still mobilize troops -- but hardly the vast hordes its supporters claim -- and that occasionally the police will rush in to arrest someone, which on television always looks bad.

That is, even when the response to NAADP was blocked by TPEN, nigericin could still mobilize this Ca2+ store.

It is now becoming evident that MITEs are non-autonomous DNA elements that originated from DNA transposons which can still mobilize them.

And still they mobilized.

India indicated that it would soon take steps to reduce tensions, but a million troops are still fully mobilized along the border -- a situation likely to persist for months -- and the process of resolving the crisis has just begun.

Cu, Sb, Ni, and As are relatively less mobile than Cd, Pb, and Zn, although small fractions of these elements can still be mobilized if pH changes at the replacement site.