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The SPR signals were corrected by subtracting the signal measured in the control cell (1, no HA immobilisation) from the signal of the binding cells (2, 3, 4).

Blood was sampled as reported previously [ 16] within 60 min of immobilisation from the jugular vein using a vacutainer system (BD Vacutainer®, BD Diagnostics, Preanalytical Systems, Franklin Lakes, NJ, USA).

Carbon incorporation into soil microorganisms in the interface was accompanied by strong microbial N immobilisation evident from the depletion of inorganic N in the rhizosphere and detritusphere.

Binding sites and binding ability/capacity in aqueous environments are compared in films deposited onto glassy carbon electrodes for (i) indigo carmine dianion immobilisation (weakly binding from water ethanol) and (ii) PdCl42− immobilisation (strongly binding from acidic media).

Such pulmonary embolisms, leading to sudden death, can stem from immobilisation, multiple trauma and dehydration, said Prof Brenner, a researcher at Rambam medical centre in Haifa.

In the indirect approach (process A Fig. 1), the DPN is used as a tool for preparing affinity arrays out of small organic molecules that can subsequently direct the immobilisation of biomolecules from solution onto the patterned surface.

Patients with ipsilateral upper limb fractures, pathological fractures, open fractures, a delay in presentation of more than 14 days, or those who did not follow the hand occupational therapy protocol following surgery or plaster cast immobilisation were excluded from our study.

Practice has been gradually changing from immobilisation of the injured joint to early mobilisation.

2. Time to achieve patent airway (from immobilisation of the larynx to tube insertion).

Time to complete procedure (from immobilisation of the larynx to tube insertion).

The protein streptavidin was subsequently linked to the biotin-terminated patterns, providing a platform for molecular recognition-mediated immobilisation of biotinylated proteins from solution.