The phrase "ability to be released" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the potential or capacity for something or someone to be set free or let go.
Example: "The prisoner demonstrated the ability to be released early due to good behavior."
Alternatives: "capacity for release" or "potential for liberation".
The synthesized nanoparticles also showed good biocompatibility with Hela cells wherein they show ability to be released from the endosomal compartment after intracellular uptake by endocytosis.
In her ruling, Judge Huvelle suggested that the prisoners in Guantánamo were akin to prisoners of war, but with the ability to be released if it could be demonstrated that they no longer posed a threat to the United States.
A drop track, a roller coaster element which has only been used on five coasters around the world, is a movable piece that has the ability to be released into free-fall.
"No matter what is permissible within the bounds of the law, we are staying vigilant in our monitoring of Chelsea's conditions of confinement and ability to be released," said Chase Strangio, Manning's lawyer and a staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union's LGBT and AIDS Project.
These effects might explain its higher ability to be released from the lipid monolayer to aqueous phase and its lower effect on surface pressure-area isotherms of monolayers.
In this analysis, the ciprofloxacin showed an additional cause of disorder, because it modifies the orientation of the acyl chain in relation to its higher ability to be released in an aqueous phase after monolayer compression.
This suggests that inter-kinetochore tension, and or k-MT dynamics influence the ability of hZW10 to be released from kinetochores.
To get more insight on the partition of fluoroquinolones between lipid and aqueous phases, we investigated the ability of fluoroquinolones to be released from a lipid monolayer to an aqueous phase, by using the Langmuir trough technique.
Byrne also activates what might be called the illusion of potential, our readiness to believe that we have a vast reservoir of untapped abilities just waiting to be released.
Our immunohistochemical findings are consistent with this progressive crosslinking of the cartilage matrix, which limits the ability of cleavage products to be released from the tissue.
In particular, the type of polycation used, including primary, secondary, or tertiary amines and relative hydrophobicity of the backbone, affects the loading of DNA and RNA, the nature of ionic cross-linking and complexation, and the ability of the nucleic acid to be released from the endosome and to access cells.
