Sentence examples for from opening of from inspiring English sources

In-use conditions can be from opening of a package or constituting a product.

Run on time is the time elapsed from opening of main grid circuit breaker at PCC to the signal send for disconnection of the DGs which is given in (8).

In two knees for which the range of flexion was more than 120 degrees, posterior impingement resulted from opening of the joint anteriorly and subluxation of the femoral component posteriorly on the lip of the tibial component.

Peak H shifted to less negative potentials, and peak area increased with increasing ATP concentration, indicating better accessibility of proton-donating aa residues to the electrode surface, most probably resulting from opening of the cytoplasmic part of the NKA molecule.

Taken together the effects of ryanodine and tetracaine strongly suggest that the spontaneous Ca2+-events seen in the arteriolar smooth muscle result from opening of RyR-gated Ca2+-release channels.

The studies on CNS neurons generally ascribe asynchronous release to persistent calcium resulting from opening of the highly localized presynaptic calcium channels (Goda and Stevens, 1994; Cummings et al., 1996; Atluri and Regehr, 1998; Chen and Regehr, 1999; Lu and Trussell, 2000).

Therefore, it is likely that step-like responses elicited by synergistic action of 10 µM choline and 2 5 µM PNU-120596 result from openings of individual α7* nAChR ion channels detectable in whole-cell patch-clamp experiments.

The answer bubbled from Peter Laviolette like the foam from the opening of a shaken can of root beer.

Much of the boost came from the opening of the territory's first diamond mine.

ALEXANDER WANG is still flying high from the opening of his flagship store in SoHo.

This we hear and see from the opening of Cromer's minimalist production.