| Both countries claim about 4.5 million reservists, although reasonably well-equipped, trained and expeditiously mobilizable troops probably total no more than 500,000 apiece. |
| The degree of body tissue mobilization in lactation depends on feed intake postpartum and on the amounts of mobilizable adipose and protein tissue. |
| Where are the mobilizable political armies on the liberal team? |
| For this mission, the group develops its expertise by survey activity's on these remote intervention fields and the evaluations of techniques and mobilizable machines in the case of a crisis. |
| The immediately mobilizable key competencies thus preserved constitute factors whose importance will become apparent with the next economic revival. |
| Soft tissue lead stores are readily mobilizable, whereas bone lead is not, since bones take 15 years to remodel. |
