Sentence examples for aggregate released from inspiring English sources

For concrete specimens, it is clear that Na2O and K2O ions are bound into ASR reaction products, but there is no evidence that the coarse fraction of the alkali-bearing aggregate released alkalis into the pore solution of concrete after one year of testing completed in this study.

After addition of 50 mM EDTA to the pelleted aggregates, released gp-340 was purified by gel filtration (Superdex 200 26/60; Pharmacia, Uppsala, Sweden).

However, at the same time the level of the total antigen remained unchanged, indicating that some degradation of S-HBsAg polypeptides released or aggregates released from VLPs might occur.

While this toxicity is a function of the effectiveness of the individual coating, the aggregate release from many vessels to the environment must also be considered; especially for harbors and marinas where large concentrations of vessels occur and water circulation may be limited (Schiff et al. 2004).

Finally, I use province‐level aggregate accounts released by ISTAT to describe local economic features as of 1995, the earliest year for which data are available.

After staining, the PMP/cell aggregate was released into the output droplet as previously described.

In addition to inducing neurodegeneration [9], intraneuronal Aβ aggregates may act as nidus for extracellular plaque formation, when Aβ-burdened neurons undergo lysis and the aggregates are released into the extracellular space [10].

The small molecules wrapped inside the heavy oil molecular aggregates are released and the viscosity undergoes reversible reduction.

The new BA mechanism is designed with a new downgrading index, which aims to fairly release the proportional resource from more RRHs and then aggregates the released resource to a new or a handoff bearer.

In such disorders inflammation can be set off by versatile triggers: protein aggregates, mediators released from injured neurons, accumulation of abnormally modified cellular components, and suppression of mechanisms that would normally control inflammatory processes, just to mention a few [ 3].

In an effort to identify potential TLR7 ligands, we tested for the presence of extracellular RNA in inflamed lung using an established protocol (Ganguly et al, 2009; Salagianni et al, 2012) and found that RNA aggregates – presumably released from damaged cells – are detectable in acellular areas of the inflamed tissue (Supporting Information Fig S5).