Sentence examples for time mobilization from inspiring English sources

However, during this time, mobilization of Fe, As, Zn and Pb was observed, with the greatest increases in concentration observed at the higher organic carbon content.

At the same time, mobilization efforts in more than 20 districts will inform and empower Kenyans to help stop violence against children.

All patients exhibited at least a partial response (PR) at the time of mobilization and were on their first mobilization attempt.

Time to mobilization is defined as the number of hours from the end of surgery to mobilization.

Now is the time for mobilization".

The 2011 revolution, that hopeful time of mobilization and change, is buried beneath a heated, polarized rhetoric that seems to have less divided Egypt than knifed it apart.

On postoperative day 4, a head tremor was noticed at the time of mobilization.

In their perspective, they were informed too late about the LTP, and also about the meeting itself, as expressed in the following statement: "It seems to me that the delay was quite fast, and it was leaving us with not so much time for mobilization".

Thus, the net impact of any case definition depends on its ability to delay the peak of the outbreak and to obtain more time for mobilization of alternative disease control strategies such as vaccination or antiviral prophylaxis.

Clinical evaluation included the duration of surgery, duration of hospitalization, time of mobilization, time to full weight bearing, intraoperative and postoperative complications, improvement of the HHS, and the causes of revision surgery and implant failure.

Bed rest was prescribed only for patients with severe defects in whom we believed, at the time, early mobilization would jeopardize the stability of the reconstruction.