The phrase "as immobilisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the act of making something immobile or the state of being immobilized, often in medical or technical discussions.
Example: "The patient was placed in a cast as immobilisation was necessary to ensure proper healing."
Alternatives: "as immobilization" or "for immobilization purposes".
Understanding specific issues in children such as immobilisation and radioprotection (DK).
Screen-printed carbon electrodes (SPEs), Maxisorp microtiter wells and Ultrabind modified polyethersulfone affinity membranes have been used as immobilisation supports.
Other approaches, such as immobilisation with for example a vacuum mattress or a feed and swaddle protocol, have been advocated, thus obviating the need for general sedation [29].
5 As immobilisation is easily done and carries very little cost, we suggest incorporating immobilisation as a standard procedure in intrauterine insemination treatment.
Taken together these data indicate that acceleration of biochemical reactions arising from volume exclusion as well as immobilisation of large macromolecular aggregates such as the apoptosome could promote spatial anisotropies during apoptosis execution.
This suggests that there is something intrinsically fundamental to the confinement and curvature effects that are observed in this study, which are different from other methods of immobilisation, such as immobilisation on the surfaces of various nanoparticles.
Both, a continuous decline of bone parameters throughout the chronic phase of immobilisation as well as stabilisation of bone status on a low level have been documented.
The polydopamine film is used not only as the immobilisation platform, but also as a cross-linker reagent for the immobilisation of the anti-SRB antibody.
Instead, it is likely that adsorption of urea and/or mineralised ammonium to the lignite matrix is the main mechanism responsible for immobilisation, as has been observed for high C N biochars [8, 24].
For the first time polyAnD was used as enzyme immobilisation matrix.
