The phrase "a release table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to software development, project management, or data management, where it refers to a table that lists the details of releases or versions of a product.
Example: "The project manager presented a release table that outlined the upcoming software updates and their expected launch dates."
Alternatives: "a deployment table" or "a version table".
For samples not subjected to pretreatment, the C4H reduced lines released an average 21%% of the total sugar, which was a significant improvement over the control samples that displayed an average of only 2%% of the total sugars released, while the C3′H reduced lines averaged a 16%% release (Table 4).
However, with increased specificity, the sensitivity of syndromic surveillance decreased (from 0.98 to 0.82 depending on the size of the release) and the mean time until detection lengthened to 4.3 days for a 1-kg release and to 5.1 days for a 0.01-kg release (Table 3).
Overall guppy body shape also changed as a result of predator release (Table 1), but body shape was not a significant predictor of feeding behavior (Fig 3).
Finally, a significant decrease in platelet EGF levels was found with a tendency towards increased EGF release (Table 4).
The patient had a further fall in platelet count, from 227 to 99 × 10/l (approximately a 56% fall), after day 10 with a high OD value (2·086) in ELISA and a weak positive SRA (11% release) (Table II).
Since mice do not respond to CD28SA with significant systemic cytokine release (Table 1) as a result of rapid Treg activation, we tested the effects of corticosteroids in mice additionally stimulated with a bacterial superantigen [29].
Our final code structures included nine distinct codes, each with discrete sub-codes to capture a broad range of experiences in prison and upon release (Table 2).
In the Norwegian population a higher proportion of children underwent merely soft tissue release (Table 2).
For alkaline pretreatments an increase in pretreatment temperature from 100°C to 140°C only produced a weak, statistically insignificant increase in the enzymatic monosaccharide release (Table 1, Figure 1b, d).
However, consecutive treatment of hearts with isoproterenol followed by adenosine resulted in a complete recovery of haemodynamic function accompanied by the lowest LDH release (Table 3 ).
