Sentence examples for were stabilised from inspiring English sources

Target arteries were stabilised with a tissue stabiliser and heart positioner.

In Whorton and Henley's [38] retrospective review of 157 open tibial fractures with ipsilateral fibular injuries, there were no statistical differences in final fracture alignment, time to union or number of secondary procedures needed to achieve union between the groups defined by fibula stabilisation (all distal fibular fractures that involved the syndesmosis and ankle mortise were stabilised).

If carbon concentrations in the atmosphere were stabilised, this loss could be less than 2%.

Money was given on the condition that prices were stabilised, markets liberalised and industries privatised.

But the inhibition was not because the protein refused to unfold when the alpha helices were stabilised.

The platform technologies for cars were stabilised enough that it was technically and financially feasible to open a tech startup, literally in one's garage.

Banks were stabilised, asset prices rebounded and the global recession, though the deepest since the second world war, was no second Depression.

After the 1917 revolution, Lenin personally took a hand in the Soviet project of purchasing and collecting Marx's texts; these were stabilised as a corpus by the Marx-Engels Institute in Moscow in the 20s.

Again, John Maynard Keynes – an admirer of Malthus who believed economics took a wrong turn when it departed from his work – suggested in his famous essay on "Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren" (1930) that more than enough wealth could be produced to satisfy human needs, but only if human numbers were stabilised by humane methods of birth control.

The car was sold until 1950, when Japan's post-war recovery was well underway and oil supplies were stabilised.

Breathing and heart beat rates were stabilised by controlling the amount of inhaled anaesthetic gas.