The phrase "a localized release of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, medicine, or technology, where a specific area or location is involved in the release of a substance or information.
Example: "The study focused on a localized release of the drug to target the affected area more effectively."
Alternatives: "a targeted release of" or "a confined release of".
Moreover, OA improves the capability of erythrocytes to deliver O2 to ischemic tissues, and finally induces a localized release of protective nitric oxide (NO), CO and growth factors from platelets [ 1, 2].
Additionally, calcium chelators in saliva may produce a localized release of BP, further inducing cell apoptosis and providing a mechanism that would explain the prolonged length of bone exposure and failure of healing [ 32, 37].
It is found that the controlled drug release from polymer is basically a localized release in which drug concentration in the vicinity of polymer is high.
Our study has demonstrated a simple approach for localized release of Dox from liposome by Pluronic P85 at the tumor site, which was therapeutically beneficial.
Two types of hydrophilic networks with conjugated beta-cyclodextrin (β-CD) were developed with the aim of engineering useful platforms for the localized release of an antimicrobial 5,6-dimethoxy-1-indanone N4-allyl thiosemicarbazone (TSC) in the eye and its potential application in ophthalmic diseases.
However, their model is a conceptual one and does not account for the localized release of latent heat at a certain depth, nor does it provide mechanism for reducing heat discharge from the crater.
This paper describes a new system for NIR light-triggered, localized release of drugs.
Therefore, continuous localized release of IFNγ is a desirable goal.
Our observations suggest a model where caveolae-derived branched endocytic structures still tethered to the PM would be generated as a consequence of the vigorous Ca2+ influx and localized release of lysosomal ASM triggered by large wounds.
In general, when volatile emission after herbivory has been measured in a leaf-specific manner, many other plant species also show only localized release of sesquiterpenes and/or monoterpenes that is largely confined to the damaged leaves.
As a secondary activity, cleavage of the carbamate prodrug by AChE will afford the localized release of 3,4-DAP, which in turn, will enhance the pre-synaptic release of additional acetylcholine.
