Sentence examples for differences between the release from inspiring English sources

In this area, with a prominent panoramic skyline around the hive, they might have found significant differences between the release directions as well.

There were no statistically significant differences between the release rates measured in the presence of 20 mmol/l glucose in islets cultured at low or high glucose for any of the conditions (Fig.  1d).

Game bird reintroductions have been reported to fail because of behavioural deficiencies, post-release predation, lower disease resistance, disease outbreaks, and genetic differences between the released and the wild birds [ 3, 5- 7].

These results indicated the synthesized bola-type copolymers improved the pH-controllability of drug release of liposome, i.e., increased the difference between the release amount under pH 7.4 and pH 6.0.

The difference between the release properties of docetaxel from plain drug suspension, NLC of docetaxel, and NLC in gel is evidently attributed to the prolonged release function of NLC in gel.

The difference between the release properties of DTX from plain drug suspension and DTX-NLC and DTX-NLC in gel is evidently attributed to the prolonged release function of NLC in gel.

Interestingly, there appears to be no significant difference between the release of these factors between ASCs and other types of MSCs [ 19].

The relative difference between the release rate of the complex and the physical mixture mirrored that already observed in the USP Apparatus 2 even though the fractions released in this last case were nearly double.

This quantitative difference between the release of phenolic acids and aldehydes suggests that the Cu-catalyzed reaction may utilize a different reaction mechanism that results in less oxidation of the lignin polymer, yet yields more intra-lignin bond cleavage and lignin solubilization than uncatalyzed AHP.

The relevance of the difference between the release curves were assessed using difference factor f1 and similarity factor f2, calculated by (5) and (6), respectively [ 41, 42]: (5) f 1 = { ∑ i = 1 n (R t − T t ) ∑ i = 1 n R t } · 100, (6) f 2 = 50 · log ⁡ ⁡ { [ 1 + (1 n ) ∑ i = 1 n (R t − T t ) 2 ] − 0.5 · 100 }, where R t and T t are the percentages released at each time point.

In addition, the signal interval, I, which is the difference between the released time points (the end point of the outer ring signal minus the initial point of the inner ring signal), is another determinant that is required to construct a typical eyespot with two dark rings.