Sentence examples for to immobilisation from inspiring English sources

Early stabilisation has also been shown to lead to a shorter hospital stay and fewer complications related to immobilisation [59].

Therefore, in this review article, the function of the knee ligaments and the associated homeostatic responses secondary to immobilisation and exercise will be described.

There are no available guidelines for prevention of thrombosis in acute leukaemia patients outside the ICU setting, and in ICU the risk is likely to be even more increased due to immobilisation, use of vasopressors and sepsis [58, 59].

In summary, this feasibility study indicates that early active mobilisation of tibialis posterior transfer in patients with Hansen's disease is safe and has similar outcomes to immobilisation with a reduced time to independent walking, warranting the design of a controlled clinical trial to further substantiate this.

On the one hand, the results indicate that the Marangoni effect removes any influence that the viscosity ratio has on phase inversion due to immobilisation of the interface, thus shielding the flow in the film from the effects of the flow in the dispersed phase; the point at which phase inversion occurs therefore tends towards equivolume holdups with the addition of surfactant.

Furthermore, for these soils, compared to the no P and no N treatment, applying P at half the rate designed to maintain soil P concentration, decreased the load of DRP and TDP in leachate by a 62 68% and 54 59% due to immobilisation of P within the microbial biomass.

Pollution of AAC waste with gypsum impurities was found to be detrimental to sulfate immobilisation.

Further protein engineering is required to re-introduce stability to the immobilisation mutants.

To compare the binding affinities of VEGF165 and VEGF165b to bevacizumab, the latter was amine-coupled to a CM5 sensor chip (Biacore AB) to an immobilisation level of 580 RU.

Considering the above evidence, a young worker in a physically demanding job is likely to benefit from percutaneous fixation, which seems to decrease immobilisation time, help achieve full ROM and grip strength and allow earlier return to work.

"Not as a reference to drowning," she swiftly clarifies, "but to illustrate immobilisation and the feeling of 'being frozen', which many depressed people experience.