Sentence examples for constituent release from inspiring English sources

Environmental assessment often necessitates evaluation of the potential for constituent release through leaching.

Comparisons of constituent release from bottom ash and conventional materials solely based on such tests should be avoided.

For the flow-around scenario, F/T exposure resulted in a reduction in constituent release with time and increasing F/T cycles.

In addition, the mechanism of d-limonene organogel-based nanoemulsion against the tested microorganisms was studied by the electronic microscope observation and the cell constituent release.

The effect of three factors on constituent release were examined: (1) volume fraction of material occupied by the aggregates compared to a homogeneous porous material, (2) aggregate size and, (3) differences in mass transfer rates between the binder and the aggregates.

The membrane permeability of P. cyclopium increased with increasing concentrations of the two volatile compounds, as evidenced by cell constituent release, extracellular conductivity and induced efflux of K+.

One component missing from the early terrestrial surface was free oxygen, because it would not have been a constituent released from the cooling crust.

Farron's move in a letter to a constituent released at the weekend came as the IPPR thinktank published new research showing the proposed decarbonisation target need not increase energy prices, and the government's alternative of relying on gas will boost bills by as much as £15.

Antimicrobials' sites of injury were investigated by the evaluation of cell constituents' release, cell surface hydrophobicity and differential scanning calorimetry.

The significant increase of the cell constituents' release of both organisms was observed as a result of treatments with EO and EO in combination with N. Electronic microscopy observations revealed that the cell membranes of S. typhimurium treated by EO and EO in combination with N were significantly damaged, while cells treated with only N looked similar to untreated cells.

Fig. 2 Effects of α-terpineol on the cell constituents' release (a), extracellular conductivity (b), and extracellular pH of P. digitatum cells (c).