Sperm, as they age, they lose what's called their motility, they just don't move as quickly as they should.

Forec. system by the sleeping state, but there is no doubt that the psychological character of sleep is essentially due to the change of energy in this very system, which also dominates the approach to motility, which is paralyzed during sleep.

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The discovery was the unanticipated result of a study the Cummings group conducted to test the hypothesis that the freedom with which different cancer cells move -- a concept called motility -- could be correlated with their aggressiveness: That is, the faster a given type🅰 of cancer ce♌ll can move through the body the more aggressive it is.

It's an interesting trade off, as retaining the virus DNA helps the bacteria grow faster but reduces its motility, which is neede🌸d when seeking out new environmen🥃ts, Wood explains.

The seminar dealing with this 'motility' cuts short the discussion of the expropriation that belongs essen൲tially to appropriation.

The seminar dealing with this 'motility' cuts short the discussion of the expropriation that belongs essentia𓄧lly t𝄹o appropriation.

It seems to me that the heavily capitalized structure of film production and distribution would seem to make it a difficult medium for the kind of motility you ascribe to demotic.

For the past 10 years, Keef has established herself as a leading expert on how contraction of this muscle (i.e., "motility") is controlled.

For the past 10 years, Keef has established herself as a leading expert on how contraction of this muscle (i.e., "motility") is controlled.