Phytases hydrolyse the phosphomonoesters of phytate (myo-inositol-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexakis phosphate) and thus find uses in plant and animal production through the mobilisation of phosphorus from this source.
One of the ways in which fascism was able to take hold of the popular imagination in Weimar Germany was through the mobilisation of myths about the first world war.
Anticipating an increase in crime and a decrease in availability of firearms and accessories in the new administration, people are endeavouring to protect themselves through the mobilisation of their second amendment rights.
A spokesman at the Department for Energy and Climate Change said the government was helping Daw Mill workers find jobs through "full mobilisation of a job centre rapid response process".
We determined the feasibility of evaluating its effectiveness through the mobilisation of women's groups in rural Nepal.
Bioenergy production may be increased through further mobilisation of existing resources, intensification of current production or expansion into 'new' land.
The institutions recall that Article 13 of the MFF-regulation stipulates that "Amounts made available through the mobilisation of the Contingency Margin shall be fully offset against the margins in one or more MFF headings for the current or future financial years".
Family had come under close psychiatric scrutiny during the war, as the evacuation of children and the separation of couples through mobilisation constituted a kind of natural experiment.
It has done so through the peaceful mobilisation of ordinary people, inspired not by religious fervour but by secular demands.The chain of Arab uprisings also subtly puts into question the relevance of al-Qaeda's ambition to rid Islam of foreign interference.
Migration-related factors: To improve prenatal class attendance, women suggested recognition of prenatal care as an important issue in the community through mobilisation within their communities by word of mouth, radio and television [ 30].
