Sentence examples for a weak release from inspiring English sources
"The performance is primarily due to a weak release schedule, which is disappointing," said Bayley.
Perhaps the most telling comment on the end-of-year music sales figures for 2013 – reporting a 0.5% decline on the previous year – came from Kim Bayley, director general of the Entertainment Retail Association (ERA): "Music's performance is primarily due to a weak release schedule … Retailers will be hoping that labels deliver bigger hits in 2014".
The ERA's Kim Bayley attributed the overall drop in music sales in 2013, in part, to "a weak release schedule".
Previous observation has found that in vitro delivery of Noxa to the mitochondria just results in a weak release of cytochrome c, but Bik and Noxa can cooperate to induce efficient cytochrome- c release, and then trigger apoptosis.
Here, we found that (i) electrical stimuli – unlike nicotine – induce only a weak release of [H]-ACh in the IPN, (ii) nicotine-induced [H]-ACh release depends on β4-but not α5-containing nACh receptors, and (iii) deleting the α5 subunit reduces the potency of nicotine at inducing NA release in the mouse Hb-IPN.
However, a weak GABA release of iPNs in the AL cannot be excluded by any of the studies so far.
Second, treatment of cells with hypomethylation drugs showed only weak release of silencing.
With the contest prize, the band recorded the demo Four Pints of Blood and a year later they self-financed the recording of the EP Extinguish the Weak, releasing the songs through their MySpace page.
In support of this, systemic treatments of mice with untargeted αGC/sCD1d or irrelevant αGC/sCD1d-scFv fusion proteins led to a two to threefold weaker release of cytokines, as compared to treatment with the tumor-targeted αGC/sCD1d-scFv protein.
About one curie of tritium, a weak radioisotope, was released, said Neil Sheehan, a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
In contrast, diclofenac sodium, a weak acidic drug, released 80% of the entrapped drug in PBS pH 6.8.
