A 2008 study of 300 people for almost six years found that conventional shoulder immobilisation in a sling offered no benefit.
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Accordingly, preventive interventions need to be identified in order mitigate or even prevent the negative side-effects of immobilisation.
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By the New 52, other magical powers such as mild teleportation, counter spells, elemental magic, telekinesis, and immobilisation
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EDC is often used in combination with " N "-hydroxysuccinimide ( NHS ) for the immobilisation of large biomolecules.
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The duration of immobilisation depends on clinical assessment of the joint, and mobilisation may be possible after as little as 4 weeks.
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Previously poliomyelitis was treated with immobilisation, but Sister Kenny advocated mobility in the form of massage, warm baths and constant nursing supervision.
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On 1 October 2012 the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 made it an offence to undertake vehicle immobilisation in England and Wales without lawful authority.
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The next two years saw the development and subsequent Royal Assent of the Protection of Freedoms Act which bans all forms of immobilisation without lawful authority.
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The deterrent can take physical forms such as vehicle immobilisation exemplified by the wheel clamp, and non-physical forms such as levying parking charges on the registered vehicle owners.
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Different types of Synroc waste forms ( ratios of component minerals, specific HIP pressures and temperatures etc . ) can be developed for the immobilisation of different types of waste.
