Sentence examples for immobilisation of a from inspiring English sources

Inadequate immobilisation of a scaphoid fracture increases the chances for pseudo-arthrosis by 30% [29 31].

The currently most considered strategy relies on the immobilisation of a poly ethylene glycol) (PEG) corona onto the microparticles' surface.

Immobilisation of a luminescent material on an electrode surface is well known to substantially modulate its photophysical and electrochemical properties.

It was shown that the pre-immobilisation on IDA-Sepharose beads enhanced the sensing layer stability and enabled the immobilisation of a larger amount of enzyme.

The assay architecture involves the immobilisation of a coating antibody on an electrode surface using carboxylic-ended bipodal alkane-thiol self-assembled monolayers (SAMs).

Sodium alginate has applications as a material for the encapsulation and immobilisation of a variety of cell types for immunoisolatory and biochemical processing applications.

These grafting-units can be regenerated after the "denaturation" of the biotin/avidin link allowing to reuse the matrix for the immobilisation of an other assembly and then the possibility to generate a new sensor.

High-density, surface-mounted ferrocene has been prepared using covalent immobilisation of an alcohol substituted ferrocene derivative to a pre-assembled single-walled carbon nanotubes directly anchored to silicon(1 0 0) surface (SWCNTs-Si).

The immobilisation of an ionically tagged Hoveyda catalyst in an ionic liquid previously supported on a solvent-resistant polyimide membrane (Starmem 228) was prepared leading to an original catalytic membrane successfully used in a membrane reactor for a model metathesis reaction.

The boot, a type of inflatable splint designed for short-term immobilisation of an acute ankle injury, however, proved to be a problem in its own right.

High productivities were possible due to high cell densities achieved through immobilisation of cells as a biofilm on a novel agitator fitting, and through continuous operation of the fermenter.