Sentence examples for and consecutive release of from inspiring English sources

Much effort has been invested in trying to enhance B. japonica stocks, including seed production using adult B. japonica reared at a hatchery and consecutive release of seeds or juveniles into the sea.

Activation of intrinsic (mitochondrial) apoptosis is potently induced by the compound ABT-737, which inhibits B-cell lymphoma 2 and thus directly promotes Bax/Bak pore formation and consecutive release of cytochrome c Although ABT-737 induced a small [Ca2+]i rise in lymphocytes (Supplementary Figure 2C), no whole-cell Cl− currents were activated (Supplementary Figure 2D).

Based on the pathophysiological process of platelet activation by contact with a layer of plasma proteins on the artificial surface and consecutive release of granular contents leading to initiation of thrombi formation [ 11, 26], we used short acting prostaglandin I2 to inhibit platelet activation.

More recently, EpCAM-mediated proliferative signalling has been proposed to be activated by RIP (regulated intramembrane proteolysis) [ 14], an evolutionarily conserved mechanism combining regulated ectodomain shedding with the consecutive release of the ICD (intracellular domain) from transmembrane proteins [ 15].

Alternatively, the combination of a semi-randomized sequence of releases and consecutive releases from the same site (which occurred twice; figure 1 c) might have strengthened RS memories in C-pigeons.

A history of all changes between consecutive releases of SCOP and SCOPe is available under the Stats & History menu.

A history of all changes between consecutive releases of SCOP and SCOPe is available on the Stats & History page.

As a first assessment of the performance of the GCI scoring system, we assigned scores to all accessible genes in consecutive releases of the human genome and followed GCI score distribution and attribute selection of the MARS model.

An effective system testing activity for consecutive releases of very large software systems depends considerably on the selection of test cases for execution.

An olfactometer test (=1 replicate) consisted in five consecutive releases of five wasps (wasps were replaced between releases) for the 4-arm olfactometer tests, and in six consecutive releases of six wasps (wasps were replaced between releases) for the 6-arm olfactometer tests.

With a routine that prompted the crowd to let out several loud aahs and even more aahs because it contained so many consecutive release moves, Epke Zonderland of the Netherlands won the gold medal.