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Meanings of immobilization in anglès

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immobilització

The act of limiting movement or making incapable of movement.

immobilització
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Discussion: NGF upregulation may be a major contributor to immobilization-induced muscle pain.
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Data were further stratified and analyzed by immobilization methods and patients' BMI.
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Of the many immobilization options available, the mechanical microcompressor offers many benefits.
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These interactions are a major factor in CD45 immobilization in activated cells.
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Before and after immobilization, muscle strength and compartmental tissue composition were assessed.
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Protein-surface interactions are designed for direct immobilization of catalyst on microchannel walls.
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Significant differences between both groups appeared after open field test and immobilization test.
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New support was fabricated to enhance the enzyme activity of cellulase following immobilization.
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No difference was detected in the intrafraction setup error by different immobilization methods.
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Objective: Effective immobilization is crucial for the accurate delivery of radiotherapy.
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Conclusions: SM was low for all the four immobilization systems studied.
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Furthermore, the rate of epiphyseal separation increased noticeably after cast immobilization.
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The antibodies were immobilized on silica fiber-optic probes via five different immobilization strategies.
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An alternative protocol for immobilization of antibodies onto plastic solid supports is presented.
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Enzyme immobilization on solid supports has been key to biotransformation development.
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Severity of occipital and lumbosacral pain was also significantly greater during backboard immobilization.
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Immobilization through the time
Immobilization across language varieties
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