Sentence examples for environment and release from inspiring English sources

to provide grease and water resistance [55], can become microplastics/fibres in the aquatic environment and release PFOS when degrading or ingested18 [56].

Although polymer networks are considered largely insoluble structures, with relatively high chemical and thermal stability, in the oral environment composite resins may absorb water and chemicals from the environment and release components into its surroundings.

These observations suggest that other respiratory viruses might reactivate HBoV1 from latency, as has been seen with several other DNA viruses, or that they alter the intranasopharyngeal environment and release persisting HBoV.

Importin-β (impβ) and other members of the karyopherin family of nuclear transport receptors form a complex with their cognate cargos in the RanGTP-low cytoplasmic environment and release cargos upon binding to RanGTP in the nucleus.

Legislation banning the marketing and use of the pentaBDE and octaBDE commercial formulations in the European Union and some states of the United States has already occurred, and decaBDE has been banned in Sweden and in Washington and Maine; however, these lipophilic compounds are highly persistent in the environment, and release and exposure will continue for an extended period of time.

This might be addressed by applying cells as local factor release systems, for example, as suggested for muscle stem cell implantation for VEGF release in ischemic hearts,[ 12] or by cell-material constructs, in which the living cells communicate with their biological environment and release only the appropriate biological signals in the needed amount.

Proteins and peptides fused to a vault targeting domain are packaged in the particle, protected from the external environment and released slowly.

Once oocysts are excreted into the terrestrial environment and released from feces their survival is greatly limited due to desiccation.

This study also eliminated the confounding effects of captive rearing because all fish were spawned artificially, reared in the same environment and released on the same date.

The second phase occurs as a consequence of increased cytokine production and results in an influx of leukocytes to the endometrial environment, activation and release of matrixmetalloproteinases (MMPs) and destruction of the extracellular matrix (ECM).

Phytoplankton perform a great service for the earth by absorbing the carbon dioxide from the surrounding environments and releasing the oxygen into the atmosphere [1, 2].