Sentence examples for combination of release from inspiring English sources

Some of his best writing is about football: he conveys particularly well the blissful combination of release and regimentation, and the sense of expanding possibility, that sports can offer during the tumult of adolescence.

The demand at a demand point is made up by a linear combination of release goals of all the upstream reservoirs utilizing the water allocation parameters.

In such cases, a combination of release and intra-operative distraction can be performed by using an AO distractor (or external fixator for large defects) (Fig. 8).

Further, aspen that were both protected from elk and experienced burning were 8.5× taller than unburned trees growing in the presence of elk, suggesting that the combination of release from herbivores and stimulation from fire creates the largest aspen growth rates.

In the Caribbean, a combination of release from top-down control due to loss of the sea urchin Diadema antillarum to disease, coupled with overfishing, eutrophication, and destruction of the physical structure of the reef due to hurricanes, led to nearly complete loss of Caribbean corals [3], [11] [13].

Note that for the combination of release ratio and strength of density dependence considered here, FK releases were only capable of reducing the population to a lower equilibrium value and would not drive the population toward extinction.

Caspase-9 is activated due to the combination of released cytochrome C and apoptotic protease activating factor-1, thereby processing other caspase members, including caspase-3 and caspase-7, to initiate a caspase cascade, which leads to apoptosis.

As the upregulation of distinct activation markers was no longer observed on DCs of MyD88 KO mice or SNs of tumor cells that had been incubated with Apyrase, we conclude that a combination of released HMGB1 and nucleotides like ATP is responsible for the activation of DCs.

Specifically, we formulate and analyse a population genetics model of this system to assess when different combinations of release strategies (i.e. single or multiple releases of both sexes or males only) and genetic systems (i.e. bisex lethal or female-specific lethal elements and different strengths of suppressors) will give population replacement or fail to do so.

Long-term relative competent vector population density resulting from release scenarios that arise from different combinations of release ratio and release duration with male-only (A,D), bi-sex (B,E), and female-only releases (C,F).

While FK, AP, and R&R releases have been explored independently in previous models (Foster et al. 1988; Schliekelman and Gould 2000; Rasgon 2009; Robert et al. 2013), to our knowledge, programmes involving combinations of releases of FK, AP, and R&R strains have not yet been systematically compared using a modeling framework.