Sentence examples for * immobilisation in from inspiring English sources

Sheldon, R. A. & van Pelt, S. Enzyme immobilisation in biocatalysis: why, what and how.

The performance of a candidate GM sensor was compared with Vibrio fischeri in liquid culture and after immobilisation in thin films of poly vinyl alcohol) (PVA) cryogels.

Remediating the pollution they cause can therefore only be envisioned as their immobilisation in a non-bioavailable form, or their re-speciation into less toxic forms.

Upon immobilisation in plasticised PVC films the photophysical properties and pH responses of 1 3 significantly change resulting in reversible fluorimetric turn-on and turn-off pH sensitivity with apparent pKa values in the physiologically relevant pH range (apparent pKa ∼ 6-7).

The injury will require immobilisation in a boot for at least four weeks, then further tests and a specialist review.

Neonates can be managed with immobilisation in a Pavlik harness for up to 3 weeks.

The skin graft and its subsequent infection precluded immobilisation in a full cast.

Straining resulted in an immobilisation of in average 49±6%6% of the injected 9.3 kDa species.

After 3 months of preincubation, gross mineralisation (MSON) and gross NH4+ immobilisation (INH4) in BS more than doubled compared to US, in the latter being MSON 4.82 mg N kg− 1 day− 1 and INH4 3.01 mg N kg− 1 day− 1.

This is consistent with findings on the impact of electronic vehicle immobilisation (introduced in Australia as a mandatory requirement on new cars in 2001), which has shown larger declines in temporary, rather than permanent theft (Brown 2013).

The large particle size meant that it was vital to optimise the immobilisation procedure in order to achieve acceptable enzyme activity.