Sentence examples for difference in the release from inspiring English sources

The kinetics of PenG release in alginate and OSA starch beads was also evaluated in a 0.35 M calcium chloride solution in order to investigate whether increasing ionic strength by the presence of calcium ions would influence the release of PenG. Figure 6 shows that there is no difference in the release profile when a different medium released is used.

While the release rate of a drug from NPs is important in achieving therapeutic effect in most instances, a lack of significant difference in the release rate of silver from different SCK NP formulations suggests that the release rate is not a limiting parameter in this instance.

But the difference in the release of these films also reflects a difference in the worlds of these two directors: Gray's is operatic, and Anderson's, for all its exquisite aestheticism, is pop-centered.

The difference in the release rate may be due to possible differences in mechanism [29, 30].

We found no difference in the release of the NET-related markers in melioidosis when comparing patients with or without diabetes on day of recruitment.

However, in our study, we did not observe a difference in the release of NET-related markers between diabetic and non-diabetic melioidosis patients.

There is no substantial difference in the released CO2 fraction (treated/untreated=0.99) and only a marginal decrease in the media C-glutamate fraction in the culture medium (treated/untreated=0.80, P=0.050), indicating that there are no significant changes in the rate of OxPhos.

Considering the fact that it was reported that grape glucosidases mainly hydrolyse primary terpenols (Maicas & Mateo, 2005), and further regarding the differences in the release of primary/tertiary terpenols by different enzyme preparations as discussed in Section 3.2, it could be expected that different enzyme treatments would result in recognisably distinct terpene profiles in the musts.

The differences in the release strategies make it difficult to draw direct comparisons between the initial performances of the two films.

Autolytic release of uronic acids was very limited under simulated apoplastic conditions compared with the conventional buffer, but minimal differences in the release of reducing groups were observed among the incubation conditions.

Taken together, the results of this study suggest that variation in testicular response to short days is most likely due to differences in the release of GnRH from the hypothalamus.