Sentence examples for effect the release of from inspiring English sources

I understood you also to say this morning that you had struggled for some time to effect the release of the Krak6w professors who were seized and sent to Oranienburg soon after the occupation of Poland.

1938 Duke of Windsor Saves Diplomat LONDON — How the Duke of Windsor personally intervened to effect the release of a diplomatic representative of the Spanish Nationalist forces in the hands of the loyalists at Madrid was revealed here today.

In 1782 Henry Laurens, a representative to the Continental Congress, was released from the Tower of London in exchange for a promise to effect the release of Cornwallis from his parole.

ESI-IMS-MS was able not only to effect the release of the PagP membrane protein from the amphipol A8-35 but also to separate the folded and unfolded PagP conformers that SDS-PAGE had indicated to be present.

Three functionally different classes within this family of these proteins are known, apoptosis-inhibiting proteins (for instance, Bcl-2 itself), proteins that effect the release of cytochrome c (Bax and Bak) and a group of structurally relatively distant family members, the so-called BH3-only proteins (Huang and Strasser, 2001).

The arguably most promising (although likely incomplete) model at present is that apoptotic stimuli activate one or more BH3-only proteins that then activate Bax/Bak, which in turn effect the release of cytochrome c (by a mechanism that is not understood).

2. (C) You will be meeting with key interlocutors in our efforts to press the GOP for prosecution of the Mumbai detainees, assistance in effecting the release of kidnapped Americans John Solecki and David Rohde, and expanding law and order cooperation.

Conventionally, the impacts of the historical cropland expansion on Earth's radiation balance have been quantified through two opposing effects: the release of stored carbon to the atmosphere as CO2 (warming) versus the increase in surface albedo (cooling)1.

He had been before and assisted successfully in effecting the release of several hostages so although it was dangerous, it was familiar territory.

Surprisingly, we observed an inhibitory effect on the release of S100A4 by Y-27632 and a stimulatory effect on the release of S100A4 by Cytochalasin D in CSML100 cells using sandwich ELISA of the CM (Fig. 3A).

CPP-3 and LPS accounted for synergistic effect on the release of NO and TNF-α, CPP-3 and LPS accounted for antagonistic effect on the release of IL-1β and PGE2.