mobilization

Examples

• All

• In theory, you could increase mobilization from those particular body fat sites.

  Andrew Huberman

• Traditional treatment involves periods of bed rest, mobilization using walking aids, non-weight-bearing, abduction bracing, and surgical containment.

  Academic text (2005)

• The general reason for the alliance with the state in managing massive war mobilization seems clear.

  Academic text (1990)

• Official representatives should lead the mobilization of all the forces, including African communities in the United States, necessary for this task.

  Academic text (1992)

• The United States fretted about the economic consequences of continuous mobilization.

  Academic text (1999)

• But there is a hint that mobilization might be safer than manipulation, and there is a plausible rationale.

  Blog text (13)

• Forty-four years earlier, the patient had undergone a bilateral stapes mobilization procedure for otosclerosis.

  Academic text (2001)

• Increased aluminum mobilization in terrestrial watersheds can elevate aquatic aluminum concentrations, killing fish and amphibians.

  Academic text (1994)

• During the recovery process, the patient's body underwent fat mobilization to provide the necessary energy.

• Effective calcium mobilization is crucial for maintaining healthy bone density in aging individuals.

Synonyms

R

resorption

vsmobilization

• Specialized

1 9.6

The body breaks down and absorbs parts of its own tissue

releases stored substances for metabolic use rather than breaking tissue down

R

remobilization

vsmobilization

• Specialized

7.9

Moving stored nutrients inside a plant or animal to new parts for growth

releases stored substances so they become available for metabolism

Antonyms

S

storage

339 1.0

A place where people keep things until they need them

Compounds

E

economic mobilization

• Formal

6.8

Organizing a country's money, factories, and workers for war or national emergency

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology