Sentence examples for substantial mobilization from inspiring English sources
This set of events contains seven triggering incidents which ultimately led to substantial mobilization, including massive protests and significant violence, and seven triggers with reactions that subsided quickly with essentially no violence.
These findings do not point to substantial mobilization of lead from cortical bone during menopause.
We have also found that with a subclinical endotoxemia there is substantial mobilization of monocytes of the "Gr-1high" (Ly-6G/Ly-6C) or "Ly-6Chigh" subset from the bone marrow and their accumulation within the pulmonary circulation (44).
This view is supported by the observation that mice lacking ATGL in the liver have no apparent defect in VLDL biogenesis (Wu et al., 2011), although assembly and secretion of hepatic VLDL particles require substantial mobilization of hepatic TG stores.
However, the major elevations in serum FFA, glycerol and βHB during the run, mainly during the first 12 h, evidenced a substantial mobilization of systemic fat stores during muscular work (Helge et al. 2007) and an increased supply of substrate for intramuscular fat oxidation.
Developmental toxicity of lead has recently emerged as a potentially large public health problem because substantial mobilization of maternal skeletal lead stores occurs during pregnancy (Hu 1998; Tellez-Rojo et al. 2004) and because the fetus is particularly vulnerable to environmental toxicants (Grandjean et al. 2008).
Mn started to become mobilized only at 100 μM or higher and there was no substantial Co mobilization after 1 h.
While each event appeared at the outset to have the potential to trigger significant protests, the "Danish cartoons" incident ultimately led to substantial Muslim mobilization, including massive protests and considerable violence, while outrage triggered by the pope lecture quickly subsided with essentially no violence.
A substantial citizens' mobilization is underway to use public funds to finance electoral campaigns; Governor Andrew Cuomo has publicly called for public financing, and the Legislature is on the brink of adopting his proposal for "Fair Elections".
Here, we show that the chick cranial NCCs delamination is the result of two events: a substantial cell mobilization and an epithelium to mesenchyme transition (EMT).
Thus, these findings do not point to any substantial lead mobilization during menopause.
