Similar words: mobilisation, immobilization, immobilise, stabilisation, immobilize, immobility, destabilisation, immobilizing. Meaning: n. 1. fixation (as by a plaster cast) of a body part in order to promote proper healing 2. the act of limiting movement or making incapable of movement.
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1) The surface microenvironment could not only influence initial immobilisation and orientation, but also antibody conformation and effectiveness.
2) He blamed partisanship for America's immobilisation.
3) All immobilisation does (for many back injuries) is make the individual weaker, the injury worse and the recovery period longer.
4) Immobilisation involved a lightweight below-elbow cast with the thumb left free.
5) However when responding to hazards immobilisation caused less safe driving, with higher speeds, a greater proximity to the hazard before action was taken and less steering adjustment.
6) CONCLUSIONS: Inappropriate immobilisation and infection are the most common reasons for bone non-union.
7) But if it can be done, immobilisation is a good technique since it would keep water free of nanoparticles during and after water treatment.
8) Limb immobilisation led to more cautious rural and urban driving, with less adjustment of speed and lateral road position than when unrestricted.
9) Upper-limb immobilisation appears to have little effect on the ability to drive a car unchallenged, but to adversely affect responses to routine hazards.
10) Thus individual preference may be followed in choice of immobilisation method.
11) The effects of restriction upon performance were more prevalent and severe with right-arm immobilisation.
12) Cements have been suggested as potential materials for waste immobilisation.
13) Advice on ability to drive safely should be cautious,(http://sentencedict.com/immobilisation.html) as the impact of immobilisation appears to be more subtle and wide ranging than previously thought.
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