Sentence examples for fractional release from inspiring English sources

To determine glutamate-stimulated release relative to baseline, release of radioactivity was calculated as a fraction of the total amount of radioactivity present in the slices at the time of release of that 5-min fraction, and baseline fractional release was subtracted from the stimulation fractional release, to obtain glutamate-stimulated release of radioactivity.

Supplementary information to 'Observation-based assessment of stratospheric fractional release, lifetimes and Ozone Depletion Potentials of ten important source gases'., 2013.

Protein release from the formulation was controlled over 24 h with a maximum fractional release of ±0.8 for all formulations.

The methodology is verified with the results for radionuclide inventory in SFR core, available in literature and their fractional release to the RCB.

Iodide trans-stimulated sulfate efflux from mammary tissue explants in a dose-dependent manner: 0.1, 1.0 and 10.0 mM iodide stimulated the fractional release of iodide by 56 ± 2.2, 166.5 ± 17.5, and 302.9 ± 29.8%, respectively.

Increasing the average thickness of the coating films slows down the fractional release and the average release rate of the drug and smoothen the initial burst of the drug, as well as increase the initial lag time.

In the latter cell type removal of CAV3 resulted in a reduced SR fractional Ca2+ release, indicating a loss in E-C coupling efficiency.

For all fractional VEGF release data, statistical analyses were performed on logarithmic regressions of each release sample, normalized to cumulative VEGF released.

Ca2+ release was plotted as fractional loss (%/2 min) as a function of time as previously described.

The fractional drug release over 10 days confirmed that ciprofloxacin was consistently released over 10 days at both pHs tested.

The result of numerical simulation reveals that, although the former is satisfactory for the case when the cumulative fractional drug release is below 60%, it may lead to inappropriate description for the release kinetics considered in this study.