Sentence examples for discontinuous release from inspiring English sources
However, it is clear that depending on the fitness characteristics of the transgene, MLA can make discontinuous release a potentially feasible method to drive genes into populations (Figure 5).
This results in discontinuous exit numbers on I-70.
Initial ideas for a sequel involved the Friday the 13th title being used for a series of discontinuous films, released once a year, and each would be a separate "scary movie" of its own right.
To overcome discontinuous or polyphasic drug release rates of parenteral delivery systems (PDSs) for peptides and proteins, typical for linear polyesters, novel biodegradable brush-like poly(lactide) and poly(lactide-co-glycolide) (PLG) grafted onto water-soluble poly vinyl alcohol) (PVA) as backbone were investigated.
At a site with discontinuous permafrost in Fairbanks, Alaska, releases of trichloroethene (TCE), an industrial solvent, have caused contamination of the groundwater.
The kinetics of recombinant PhaCRe and PhaECAv, monitoring CoA release via a discontinuous 5,5′-dithiobis 2-nitrobenzoic acid) (DTNB) assay, are distinct from each other and are multiphasic.
"Our experience with DTN on the space station leads to additional terrestrial applications especially for mobile communications in which connections may be erratic and discontinuous," he said in the NASA news release.
In order to fulfill the increasing demand of improved UE power consumption, 3GPP introduced the power-saving mode (PSM) such as discontinuous reception (DRX) and idle state in its Release 12 TS 23.682 [45].
Protoplasts were treated with DEAE-dextran solution for the lysis and released vacuoles were separated by the discontinuous Ficoll gradient centrifugation as previously described by Asami et al. [ 74].
Our results suggest that modifying these process conditions can have a strong and nearly discontinuous effect on coating microstructure, and therefore on drug release.
Rules are discontinuous sounds, heard on inspiration and expiration.
