Sentence examples for which can mobilize from inspiring English sources

In addition to that, the low efficiency of the mechanical and chemical gold extraction processes has caused a mine dump pile-up of discarded metalliferous mine residues, which can mobilize heavy metals into the terrestrial and aquatic environments with deleterious impacts [2, 8].

IS 6100 is a member of the IS6 family, which can mobilize genes between two directly repeated IS 6100 elements through replicon fusion and subsequent resolution by homologous recombination (Mahillon and Chandler 1998).

The microscopic quinolone aggregations observed in the QS mutant biofilm could be due to a lack of rhamnolipid production; rhamnolipids act as surfactants, which can mobilize cells and solubilize quinolones in the biofilm, so secreted quinolones or cells may aggregate more extensively without them.

Most MITE families share extensive sequence similarities with class II transposons from which they are supposed to derive by internal deletion (Feschotte and Mouches 2000; Yang and Hall 2003; Jiang, Feschotte, et al. 2004; Zhang et al. 2004; Moreno-Vázquez et al. 2005) and which can mobilize them in trans (Dufresne et al. 2007; Miskey et al. 2007; Yang et al. 2007).

But charisma, polls and advertising aside, Mr. Reiter said that sometimes winning a House seat comes down to the most mundane factor: which party can mobilize the most people to get out and vote on Nov. 5.

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

During an international response to an outbreak, coordination between partners and national authorities is usually ensured by WHO, which can also mobilize international experts from various institutions belonging to its Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network.

Now there's an emergency force of 49,000 laborers, which can be mobilized as soon as the signal goes to the 55 garages.

That is, the tissue has a perfusion reserve which can be mobilized in such cases.

The foreigner, stranger, alien, enemy is often the 'barbarian' – a deeply rooted anthropological fear (Boveri 1960), which can be mobilized as well in anti-communism.

Since the efficiency of the extraction process is always less than 100%, a high proportion of ore that contains uneconomic material with variable amounts of metallic minerals which can be mobilized into the terrestrial environment is discarded [2 4].