Sentence examples for stabilising against from inspiring English sources

Several authors have characterised the IL as the major portion of the IM responsible for stabilising against proximalisation of the radius [36, 67].

The outcome measures administered at all three time-points will be as follows: Maximal isometric quadriceps strengths (continuous scale) (measured in sitting at 90° knee flexion, using a Chatillon DFX-200 electronic dynamometer, stabilised against a wall, using a bespoke stabilisation rig (Additional file 4)).

CML director general Paul Smee said: "Mortgage repayment problems have stabilised against a backdrop of stable employment and low interest rates.

One consolation may be that the euro seems to have stabilised against the dollar; fears of a dollar rout have eased, at least for now.

The NIESR said it forecast a rise in inflation to almost 4% next year after is assumed the pound would stabilise against the dollar following an 18% fall since the referendum.

After sliding for the past year, the New Taiwan dollar has finally stabilised against the American dollar (see chart).In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

The catalytic Pt nanoparticles (∼4 nm) mainly hosted in the mesoporous volume, are stabilised against undesirable agglomeration under working conditions.

Discrete lateral restraints offer an effective means of stabilising beams against lateral-torsional buckling.

The aim of this study was to explore the potential role for the PRE/Cu SO4) with the addition of a stabilising agent against clinical isolates of S. aureus.

The heat-shock 70-kDa protein 1 (HSP70.1) is also a member of the HSP70 family and has a number of roles in the cell including, chaperon function, stabilising proteins against aggregation and facilitating protein folding in the cytosol and in organelles (Milner and Campbell, 1990).

The ischiofemoral ligament also cradles the femoral head in deep hip flexion, stabilising the hip against posterior subluxation and dislocation (Fig. 6).