Sentence examples for better release of from inspiring English sources
In the last years, Ag NPs have experimented a growing interest for their large surface area and better release of metal cations [119].
With the strong dissolution ability to biomaterials, ionic liquids can lead to a better release of the active and valuable ingredients embedded in plant matrices.
The anti-listerial activity of LAB3 CFS was higher in alginate-caseinate matrices indicating a better release of antimicrobial agents from this matrix.
Even more sick is that the cleaning proved to be a better release of any pent-up aggression.
From Figure 3B, it is clear that our result is in agreement with the findings in the literature that indeed, additional passes are required for better release of specific protein corresponding to pulse pressure used [ 17, 19, 22, 46].
On the other hand, the effect of method of preparation on drug release can also be observed as films prepared by method II showed better release of TA from the polymer matrix as compared to the films prepared by method I.
Bill Holder of Australia's OZ Amiga called it "a light-hearted and funny adventure that appeals to almost everyone" and "one of the better releases of 1993".
As part of Renewal and Reform, we are currently consulting on how we better release the gifts of all Christian leaders in church and wider society, whether ordained or not".
The results from the model inform the members of a cluster of cheese makers on the infrastructure investments that better release the productive potential of the supply chain of their valuable by-product and, at the same time, avoid environmental damage.
Hybrid NPs enveloped by lipids with more positive surface charges demonstrated higher stability, better controlled release of antigen, and more efficient uptake by DCs than particles with less positive surface charges.
The copolymerization of monomers and cross linker led to a better sustained release of norfloxacin ( >60 h) due to the strong interaction formed between monomers and this cationic drug.
