Sentence examples for commonly released from inspiring English sources

These xenobiotic substances, including hormones, antibiotics and numerous pesticides, are commonly released to the environment through human activities [2 4].

Moreover, data produced under such conditions are commonly released after long time intervals (e.g., it could take several years).

Formaldehyde (FA) is one of toxic, mutagen, suspected carcinogen and teratogen pollutants presented in contaminated air and might be commonly released from a wide range of the industrial activities.

Investors exposed to oxytocin, a hormone commonly released during childbirth, breast feeding and sexual activity, start acting like dupes in financial matters, says a study just published in Nature.

African-American captives were never considered for exchange, and were instead commonly released under the 1807 Abolition Act.

N-Glycans are commonly released enzymatically using PNGase F or A (see Fig.  1).

In 2004 Jawbone, as the company was most commonly called, released its first headset, a Bluetooth-driven device created by chief designer Yves Béhar to hang on the wearer's ear and communicate with the wearer's mobile phone.

Patients with ADHD intended for treatment with Equasym XL®, either previously treatment-naive, receiving treatment with other MPH formulations (immediate-release or long-acting, most commonly immediate-release Medikinet® and Medikinet® retard, respectively), receiving a different pharmacological therapy or receiving non-pharmacological therapy were observed for 6 12 weeks in routine care.

That five-for-five streak is something few other rappers enjoy, as living legends like Jay-Z and Nas are commonly said to have released highly disappointing material over the course of their careers.

Local inflammation associated with solid tumors commonly results from factors released by tumor cells and the tumor stroma, and promotes tumor progression.

Based on findings in vertebrates, molluscs and crustaceans (see [116] [118]), neuropeptides in insect interneurons are commonly considered to be released as co-transmitters together with classical transmitters or biogenic amines (see [2]).