Sentence examples for and therefore release from inspiring English sources

The Advertising Standards Authority dismissed the complaint, ruling that there are several brands of round teabags on the market and judged that the pyramid bag did allow the tea to move more freely, and therefore release more taste.

This probe was designed based on the mechanism that H2S selectively cleaved the NBD (7-nitro-2,1,3-benzoxadiazole) ether moiety in this probe and therefore release the fluorophore, 3-hydroxyflavone.

Iron sulfate species such as jarosite and ferric sulfate experience breakdown of their sulfate structures and therefore release oxygen around pyrolysis temperatures used to thermally extract organic matter.

2) The authors interpret their data with a model in which the linker needs to get to AAA5 in order for the cycle of ATP hydrolysis to continue and so blocking access to AAA5 prevents ATP binding and therefore release from microtubules (which is thought to occur on ATP hydrolysis).

It was suggested that amyloid accumulation could trigger neuronal activity and therefore release of tau.

Off the Ganges estuary, Emden caught a Norwegian merchantman; upon searching her, the Germans determined she was not carrying contraband and therefore released her.

The plasticity of the genome of M. aeruginosa [51], [89], [91] may be a key feature in allowing rapid local adaptation in a wide array of environmental conditions by yielding new interactions between genetic loci and therefore releasing additive genetic variance on which natural selection can act.

Duplicated genes are expected to be functionally redundant and therefore released of selective pressure, consequently leading to gene loss.

Abdominal SCAT has higher lipolytic activity than peripheral SCAT (gluteal-femoral or appendicular SCAT) and therefore releases substantially more free fatty acids into the systemic circulation [ 18, 19].

In those cases where the RNA was completely separated from the virus capsid, and therefore released entirely, a fork-like structure was occasionally seen at one end of the molecule (Fig. 5C, D).

If the first hypothesis is correct, inactivation of the amidase activity, but not of the glucosaminidase (which cleaves the glycans and therefore releases intact, inflammatory PGN fragments), should result in decreased virulence.