Sentence examples for under mobilisation from inspiring English sources

Enlistment and organisation was primarily regionally based and was undertaken under mobilisation plans drawn up in 1912.

If the boats at York were required for an emergency call, it would have been deployed under normal mobilisation procedures.

Patients with neuropathy showed a remarkable reduction in NK1R-HSPC mobilisation under ischaemia or upon G-CSF stimulation.

Their marked presence in metabolomic studies has been confirmed also in asphyxiated neonates [ 15] and may illustrate their mobilisation under conditions of reduced ATP production.

Eight complications (19.5%) were noticed in the HTO group: four cases of skin necrosis at the proximal part of the tibia required revision, two stiff knees (flexion < 90°) required mobilisation under general anaesthesia, one superficial infection could be managed with antibiotics and there was one clinically apparent venous thrombosis.

Under his governance, collective mobilisation was restricted by the suppression of an already-weak civil society and arrests of labour activists.

Those regimes, which have already had to deal with a high degree of domestic mobilisation will come under unbearable stress and they cannot survive without the technical advantage of western weapons".

Postoperative mobilisation was conducted under partial weight bearing of 15 kg using 2 forearm crutches for the period of six weeks.

We can now welcome the international mobilisation which is under way and the President of Mozambique himself has already expressed gratitude for the extent of the aid.

"The poorer strata of society, if politically mobilised, pose a potential headache for whoever follows Nazarbayev .There are signs that some mobilisation is already happening, under the banner of Islam.

Further research could investigate under what circumstances these affective and cognitive sequelae are associated with increased effort mobilisation and goal disengagement, and under what circumstances they are associated with more maladaptive responses that maintain goal discrepancies and prolong distress.