"direct release" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to releasing something quickly and immediately. For example: "The government issued a direct release of information regarding the new policy."
By causing the direct release of norepinephrine — a close chemical relative of adrenaline — in the brain, stimulants facilitate memory formation.
However, no reliable, practical and low-cost method exists to measure the direct release of metals from antifouling paints.
d, Optogenetic stimulation of OT terminals causes direct release of OT in the NAc, inducing metaplastic upregulation of OTRs and recapitulating the effects of MDMA.
He saw these changes as being connected with the direct release of interstellar energy in the outer layers of the stars.
But there is no direct release into the atmosphere because the secondary system pressure is maintained with a sufficient margin for the design pressure.
We hypothesize that MSCs promote peripheral nerve regeneration not only via their direct release of neurotrophic factors, but through indirect modulation of cellular behaviors of SCs.
Even now, after the boundaries between social media and the real world have become permeable, the direct release of a point-of-view video showing a fatal shooting seemed unbelievable.
Herein, we investigated the effect of nanoconfinement on the properties of AlH3 and the potential of this approach toward the direct release and uptake of hydrogen by nanosized Al.
These findings suggest that Bulbus Fritillaria extracts have a hypotensive effect in rats via the inhibition of ACE activity and direct release of NO/cGMP in the vascular tissue.
4.33pm: Our science correspondent Ian Sample has this summary of what options face the operators at the Fukushima 1 power station after this morning's explosion at a third reactor and the direct release of radiation into the air from a water pool used to store spent fuel rods.
Average τDS and τRS values across an AP train are close to the τfast and τslow values determined in Fig. 3 (dotted lines in Fig. 5c), consistent with the proposal that τfast and τslow components, respectively, represent direct release from DSs and indirect release from replacement sites.
