Sentence examples for indication of release from inspiring English sources

But now Mr Kojima and Sony have said that he will create a game exclusively for PlayStation 4. No details of the game or any indication of release date have been announced but Mr Kojima's new studio will "push the boundaries in innovation and ignite consumer interest worldwide," according to a statement.

They have spent 634 days and counting in Evin prison in Tehran without any indication of release.

Third, there was no additional release of ADMA or indication of additional release of oxygen free radicals during severe hypoxia (5 and 1% O2).

During crystal growth, the power that was dissipated to the crystallization furnace showed a marked drop shortly after the onset of crystallization for low dislocation density ingots, an indication of fast release of crystallization heat from dendritic growth.

The app is still in development by XDA forum member Brandall, and there's no indication of a release date.

The constants given for these ionizations are an indication of the release (−σp) or withdrawal (+σp) of electrons by a substituent, and provide an indication of the combined contributions of both inductive and resonance effects.

October came and went.. then we burned through November.. and now we're marching right through December without any real indication of a release date better than the always slipping "next month".

Combined with size, they are used as exosomal markers, while their lower relative abundance in larger vesicles is taken as an indication of microvesicle release.

Thus, the presence of serotonin in cells other than ADF in tph-1; Ex[ADF tph-1] animals is an indication of sEx[ADF tph-1]animalsm ADF. 10.7554/eLise.00329.015 Figure 13.

COGCC says they are also tracking an additional 33 sites where there appears to be damage to tanks or equipment, but no "obvious indication" of a oil release.

The data presented in Figure 6 are an indication of accelerated Dox release at acidic pH, thereby intercalating the DNA and preventing the synthesis of nucleic acids.