Sentence examples for intermediate release from inspiring English sources

The sensor was repeatedly exposed to BSA with an intermediate release step.

Note that the parallel sub-tasks must have intermediate release offsets and deadlines in order to guarantee execution consistency, for instance the sub-task that executes partially in π 2 must complete before it is migrated to π 1.

The homologous R328 of Neurospora dim-5 is essential to permit trimethylation of histone H3K9 without intermediate release of H3K9-dim-5 binding, i.e. a processive type of reaction [ 32].

GC MS analysis of the turnover product and bound intermediate released as a C26-methylated diol (C3-OH and C24-OH) confirmed substrate recognition and covalent binding to TbSMT.

The remaining parallel sub-tasks that cannot be combined in the master string are assigned intermediate releases and deadlines so that they become constrained-deadline tasks.

For both pathways, the reactive intermediate releasing diethyl phosphate is thus the excited triplet state with a lifetime of about 10 ns.

The experiments were carried out on a germplasm collection of 85 genotypes of durum wheat, including old (released before 1971), intermediate (released between 1971 and 1990) and modern genotypes (released between 1991 and 2005).

Nucleophilic attack by an incoming amine nucleophile at the carbonyl group of the thioester intermediate releases the bound protein moiety from the enzyme, leading to formation of a new peptide bond between the target molecules (Fig.  3).

The resulting rearrangement to a covalent Schiff-base intermediate releases the damaged base from the DNA, which is then held in position to further participate in the catalysis of the β-lyase reaction, cleaving the DNA strand at the 3′ phosphate.

The intermediate-release form is less likely to be associated with these adverse effects and is generally better tolerated, he said, but it is also much more expensive than the generic niacin formulations that can be obtained over the counter.

Results from ongoing trials of a prescription form of intermediate-release niacin (Niaspan) suggest that combining it with a statin is a safe and effective way to improve cholesterol levels and fight atherosclerosis.