Sentence examples for be stabilised in a from inspiring English sources

The principle of minimising the quantity of fixation implants used not only reduces the surgical insult but maximises the number of fractures that can be stabilised in a short anaesthetic period in a sick, febrile patient.

The plots show how the magnitudes are stabilised in a plateau when the thickness is higher than 390 μm but they increase as the thickness decreases below 360 μm.

The bone was stabilised in a standard Ilizarov frame consisting of 4 × 160-mm rings and four connecting struts (Smith&Nephew®, Memphis).

Disease was stabilised in a further 21 patients (29%).

The tongue is stabilised in a palatal position (Fig.  4).

Of the 11 patients pretreated with docetaxel in the metastatic setting, four (36%) achieved an objective response and disease was stabilised in a further five patients (45%).

However, Phd-3 is the most highly upregulated variant when Hif-α istabiliseded in a Vhl knockout zebrafish line, demonstrating the same negative feedback loop observed in mammals (Santhakumar et al., 2012; van Rooijen et al., 2011).

In one unit of the dimer the A-sheet is stabilised in a partially opened form, making it an activated acceptor for β-strand linkages, whereas the other unit has an exposed reactive centre peptide loop held in a constrained conformation optimal for β-strand donation.

It is thought that, in cellulo, vinculin exists in an equilibrium between active and inactive states and it can be stabilised in the active form by interactions with a subset of binding partners.

He questioned the argument that Afghanistan had to be stabilised in order to deny al Qaeda a terrorist base there, because, "Unfortunately, al Qaeda has moved its forces and its bases into Pakistan".

Our results are more representative of the treatment effects of an invasive strategy in patients that can safely be stabilised in the coronary care unit 48 h after an ACS.