Sentence examples for through immobilisation from inspiring English sources

Six robots fought at the same time until one was eliminated, either through immobilisation or judges' decision.

This study demonstrates that the activity of a homogeneous photocatalyst can be improved through immobilisation on a metal oxide surface by favourably modifying its photochemical kinetics.

Whilst the positional uncertainties due to patient positioning may be improved through immobilisation devices, it is more difficult to reduce the uncertainties due to internal organ motion.

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.

In mammals, pre-natal stress through immobilisation during six hours from day 8.5 of pregnancy to birth in mice (Mus musculus) resulted in a prolonged response to an acute stress (Chung et al., 2005).

Although many studies have focused on improving the rapid endothelialisation through the immobilisation of bioactive molecules, it should be noted that the endothelial cells (ECs) will compete with other cell types in vivo.

To facilitate the procedure, sampling of peripheral tissue (i.e. ear) or hair required the capture of buffalo through chemical immobilisation.

We have therefore shown that modification of the photochemical kinetics through photocatalyst immobilisation on metal oxide surfaces is a viable route to enhanced catalytic activity.

Their function is attributed to heavy metal detoxification and the homeostasis of essential nutrients through the immobilisation of metal ions and their subsequent vacuolar sequestration, thus preventing them from interfering with cellular metabolism [ 17, 20].

Burgess found that dimethicone potentially eliminates the pesticide-resistance issue as "the blockage [of dimethicone coating the louse] inhibits water excretion, which causes physiological stress that leads to death either through prolonged immobilisation or, in some cases, disruption of internal organs such as the gut" [ 13].

Thus heterogenisation of the water-soluble molybdate was accomplished through water droplet immobilisation but without anchoring the catalytic component directly.