Sentence examples for both immobilisation from inspiring English sources

The catalytic activity of CALA/carbon systems was found to depend on both immobilisation pH and selected support more strongly than CALB biocatalysts.

Here, both immobilisation (constriction) and prevention of escape (containment within the foot) are conducted by the feet, and assisted by beak attacks.

Advances in the fabrication of bioelectrochemical interfaces has provide us with something close to molecular level control over both the immobilisation of biomolecules on an electrode and the environment around which they are immobilised.

Denervation and immobilisation have both been found to decrease tendon stiffness and reduce final tissue strength (Savolainen et al.1988; Loitz et al.1989).1989

The limited evidence found for the effectiveness of additional supervised exercises in our review corresponds with findings in studies comparing functional treatment with surgery or immobilisation, or both.

Both chasing prior to immobilisation and the anaesthetic drugs can potentially induce stress in addition to other factors such as fear, shock, pain and acid base imbalance which can occur during immobilisation [ 17].

Optimisation in batch mode, using amperometric detection at fixed potential, showed the PNR-GOx modified carbon-film electrodes to be best for flow analysis for both glutaraldehyde and sol gel enzyme immobilisation.

The results of Stranks et al. [6], using the A-V impulse system as a physical method of thromboprophylaxis in orthopaedic and trauma patients both with and without plaster immobilisation of the leg, indicated a benefit.

1 Surgery presents an independent risk factor for such events, due to both the surgical trauma and postoperative immobilisation.

Despite some loss of thermal, solvent and H2O2 stabilities both in free solution and following immobilisation onto CNBr-activated Sepharose, orientated rHRP immobilisation has many potential applications including diagnostics and biosensor development.

Fuentes and colleagues [ 23] recently noted that the rate of plant HRP immobilisation depended exponentially on the concentration of reactive groups both on the protein and the support.