Sentence examples for derived release from inspiring English sources

Lipid bioaccessibility was predicted by using a theoretical model, based on almond particle size and cell dimensions, and then compared with empirically derived release data.

The field is therefore often divided into two: release and study of the diverse glycan structures without reference to the proteins from which they were derived, and release of the glycan and analysis of the formerly glycosylated peptide(s).

The large and rapid increase of exchangeable-NH4+ at the onset of the incubations provoked the question whether part of it derived from release of fixed-NH4+.

The derived energy release value increased significantly from 600 to 1,000 J/g when the NiO amount was increased from 9%to50%0%, which were all smaller than the theoretical reaction heat of the Al and NiO thermite reaction.

Ionotropic glutamate receptors (iGluRs) transduce signals derived from release of the excitatory neurotransmitter glutamate from pre-synaptic neurons into excitation of post-synaptic neurons on a millisecond time-scale.

Finally, the positive examples for our training dataset were derived from release 2013.4 of the Human Gene Mutation Database.

In the contrast to the bronchoconstrictive response to hypertonicity and hyperpnoea, the cough response to these stimuli is probably not associated with mast cell derived mediator release [ 26].

Generally, when biomasses are pretreated, the phenolic substances are derived and released from lignin.

Waste acceptance criteria compliance leach testing demonstrates that the APC residue derived glass releases only trace levels of heavy metals (Pb (<0.007 mg/kg) and Zn (0.02 mg/kg)) and Cl− (0.2 mg/kg).

While previous use of SHWs focused on their mining for biotic stresses, there is increasing focus on its potential to contribute favorable genes for grain yield as demonstrated by several SHWs derived varieties released in China, Spain, Ecuador and Mexico [ 4].

While scientific tools are needed to understand our world, political strategies are needed to manage the increasing amount of information being derived and released to the public without context in ever-shorter news cycles.