Sentence examples for whose mobility is from inspiring English sources

It took Mr. Harris, whose mobility is limited, almost a minute to turn off the recorder.

For older adults whose mobility is poor, WHO recommends physical activity on three or more days each week.

Day-Lewis, playing the Irish artist Christy Brown, a man whose mobility is reduced to a single limb, deployed his left foot, a bushy black beard, and minimal, mangled speech to create a ferociously willful and sexually miserable man.

As important as exercise is to the physical and emotional well-being of the able-bodied, it is that much more valuable for those whose mobility is limited by a disability.

The city's health department uses no sugar-coating in its latest ads, which feature images of overweight people whose mobility is impaired to warn of the dangers of ever-growing portions of unhealthy food and soft drinks.

It is particularly useful for microwave amplifications and high-speed integrated circuits, since it can be made from semiconductors with high electron mobilities (e.g., gallium arsenide, whose mobility is five times that of silicon).

The DSA effect was due to interactions between mobile dislocations and interstitial solute atoms whose mobility was affected by the presence of high concentration of substitutional solute atoms.

"It's tough when your opponent is hitting the ball so hard and on the lines," said Davenport, whose mobility was not at its best during the tournament because of a previous back injury.

The activity was only present in the void volume (the volume of mobile phase in the column) which separated the activity from the bulk of the protein in the S100 whose mobility was retarded by the column matrix.

Of note, one form of NA marked as in Fig. 6C whose mobility was not changed by reaction with both enzymes suggests NA may have other types of post-translational modification.

This occurred when Stuart, a patient whose mobility was deteriorating, wished to focus on improving his current mobility.