Deep sinkage, high snow-compaction resistance, traction loss while turning and ingestion of snow into the drive train can cause immobility within a few meters of travel.
However, certain traumatic injuries and pathological diseases, most notably osteoporosis, can lead to bone fractures that do not repair or cause immobility, severe pain and deformity.
Yet if I tell you I've had a chronic illness since early childhood that is known for excruciating pain, for causing immobility and secondary – sometimes life-threatening – conditions, does that change your view of my suicide attempt?
Ms. Sher noted that she even invented a word to describe the predicament: "emotaling," which she defines on her Web site as "to feel, think and judge oneself in rapid succession, ultimately causing immobility".
Also in this study, at the applied dose, haloperidol caused immobility and severe rigidity in the animals.
MK801 caused immobility alternating with hyperactivity, ataxia, scratching and sometimes alternate limb cycling, which correlated with the appearance of spikes on the EEG.
For daphnia testing, nanoparticles that undergo agglomeration/aggregation and sedimentation or visibly adhere to the exterior of the daphnia are likely to induce physical effects causing immobility and/or death.
When the cells die, they release toxins into the bloodstream, which can cause immobility of the muscles in question, stiffness, swelling, and a release of myoglobin into the kidneys, which can make your pee look bloody.
Sperm were diluted in water to cause immobility prior to counting with a hemocytometer.
The use of restraints may cause immobility, incontinence, pressure ulcers, depression, agitation, aggression and mortality in residents [ 15].
