Sentence examples for type of immobilisation from inspiring English sources

Previous reports of destabilising multipoint immobilisation of glucoamylase also cite increased protein strain as reason for decreased thermal stability [ 25], while the type of immobilisation resin can also destabilise the immobilised protein [ 26].

No significant difference in the rate of recurrent instability was found related to the reduction method or type of immobilisation, 16 or the period of immobilisation.

Rojas-Melgarejo and colleagues [ 2] noted the difficulty in immobilising recombinant HRP expressed in E. coli to traditional adsorbent solid phases, since it lacks the carbohydrate residues commonly used for this type of immobilisation.

There are different types of cast immobilisation for a scaphoid fracture either with or without inclusion of the thumb.

Several treatment strategies are suggested for this type of fracture: conservative, including cast immobilisation and Harris' traction; surgical, including percutaneous pinning, open reduction and internal fixation, ostectomy, primary arthrodesis and external fixation [2, 3, 4, 5].

Recent developments in the biosensing area focus on the type of bio-recognition involved in immobilisation.

The duration of immobilisation varies, depending on the type of fracture and the outcome on repeated radiological check-ups, which serve as an estimation of fracture consolidation.

Furthermore, it also remains unclear as to whether clinical outcomes are affected by the type of rehabilitation programme adopted, immobilisation method or period of immobilisation.

Although this approach was limited to the immobilisation of one type of protein, it demonstrated the capability of DPN to produce protein-array templates in a relatively high-throughput manner.

There is no study proving a better consolidation with regard to the type of cast that is used; however immobilisation in slight dorsal extension seems to have a positive effect on the grip strength and range of motion of the wrist joint [33 35].

The provisional list of top priority areas for research shows a demand to get answers for key questions, many already the focus of previous RCTs, such as: when is reduction required; for how long is immobilisation needed; when and what type of surgery is indicated; and what type of rehabilitation is required post immobilisation?