Sentence examples for temporary immobilisation from inspiring English sources

As regards the vehicles, the interface function separates the upstream and downstream parts of the route, hinging around the unloading of alighting passengers and the loading of boarding passengers; the storage function pertains to the division of platforms and tracks within the station between vehicles on the basis of their real-time allocation (operational service or temporary immobilisation).

Guidelines suggest that the risk of recurrence is sufficiently low after a DVT provoked by temporary immobilisation or lower limb fracture and that treatment beyond 6 months is not in the patients' best interests.

The standard treatment of chronic elbow dislocations has consisted of open reduction, v-y-muscleplasty of the triceps and temporary arthrodesis and/or cast immobilisation (Table 2; for review: Lyons et al. (2008) [16]).

Trial immobilisation with a temporary external fixator is known for its high complication rate, 30 and because of ambiguous results, its use is not recommended.

3 4 The risk of VTE is influenced by many temporary factors such as surgery, 5 cancer and immobilisation, but if no such conditions are apparent, short-term secondary prophylaxis with anticoagulants may be insufficient in order to prevent recurrent VTE.

This could be done with manipulation and above elbow cast immobilisation alone or alternatively by surgical means with temporary wiring or external fixation.

To reduce the risk of venous thromboembolism, a temporary interruption could be made during hospitalisation and following accidents resulting in immobilisation.

The delayed effects of biochar on plant nutrients uptake (especially N, P and K) was likely due to temporary unavailability of nutrients for plant uptake (Lentz and Ippolito 2012) and N immobilisation when C N ratio was above 16 (Alburquerque et al. 2014; Walter and Rao 2015).

This is consistent with findings on the impact of electronic vehicle immobilisation (introduced in Australia as a mandatory requirement on new cars in 2001), which has shown larger declines in temporary, rather than permanent theft (Brown 2013).

Daphnia sp. Acute Immobilisation Test.

The typical immobilisation level observed was ~10,000 RU.