Sentence examples for immobilization over from inspiring English sources

In our patients, cast immobilization over a period of 4 weeks was found to be the cause of fracture in 37% (n = 62) of cases, which is lower than the values of 43% and 52% reported in the literature [30, 33].

(C ) FGF2 protein levels in dorsal hippocampus increased with 3 hr of immobilization over control.

In addition, dialysis imposes immobilization over 12 18 hours a week, thereby directly contributing to sedentary behavior that can further worsen the medical condition of HD patients.

The demonstration of dynamic changes of gene expression in the posterior knee capsule reflects the phenotypic joint response to immobilization over time and provides an opportunity for assessment of within patient changes during the progression of knee contractures as well as treatment response.

Once a fracture has occurred, refracture and multiple fracture rates were found only in the nonoperative group treated with plaster immobilization for over 4 weeks.

This study examines the function of Thiomer solidification as a novel environment friendly construction material and its immobilization capacity over heavy metals in the automotive shredder residue (ASR) bottom ash.

Enzyme immobilization triumphs over the conventional systems of coatings used in packaging materials as they provide a larger surface area and faster transfer rates.

For immobilization and kinetic analysis, monomeric (10 µg/ml) or multimeric (10 µg/ml) VTNC in acetate buffer pH 4.5 were immobilized over a CM5 sensor via amine coupling, resulting in a final immobilization of 667.4 RU and 625.2 RU, respectively.

Behavior was recorded by a video camera positioned above the cylinders and the duration that each animal remained immobile as well as the latency to the first immobilization was measured over a 6-minute test period.

More over immobilization studies demonstrate the recovery and re use of the enzyme which will reduce the cost of production.

With agroforestry, predicted mean carbon sequestration through immobilization in trees, over a 60-year period, ranged from 0.1 to 3.0 t C h−1 a−1 (5 179 t C h−1) depending on tree species and location.