Sentence examples for barriers for the release from inspiring English sources
Since the coated particles constitute one of the fundamental design barriers for the release of fission products, it becomes important to understand the transient behavior inside this containment system.
Thermosensitive hydrogel is a free-flowing liquid under room temperature and can form a semi-solid gel at body temperature and thus, acts as a barrier for the release of the embedded drugs.
Positively charged chitosan nanoparticles (CNPs) were used as carriers to adsorb negatively charged proteins in mild conditions and as primary barriers for protein release.
Such films behave as diffusion barriers when these polymers are used as materials for the release of drugs from implants.
The sheer number of them is enormous and growing by the week: dissolving laundry bags, plastic luggage protectors, screw-in bug barriers for the bottoms of bed legs, slow-release strips meant to vaporize bugs, portable aerosol machines and on and on.
Further, loss of barrier functions was considerably more severe in response to HG + CSE exposure and followed the same pattern observed for the release of VEGF.
Interaction of these two domains stabilizes the closed state of the Ca2+ release channel, and mutations in this region might weaken this interdomain interaction, leading to a decline of tight channel control, lowering of the barrier for Ca2+ release, and an increase in Ca2+ leakage from the SR (10).
The outer gelled layer increased the dissolution medium diffusion coefficient and acted as barrier for drug release.
Finally, the femtomolar affinity of the TM-MBSs for Cu(I) poses an energetic barrier for Cu(I) release into the extracellular bulk solvent; this led to the proposal of a Cu(I) exit site involving conserved glutamate and methionine residues.
We have hypothesized that this approach can provide a diffusional barrier for drug release and thereby deliver drugs for an extended period of time.
