Sentence examples for interpreted to release from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in another study the Ser518Ala substitution has been shown to cause Merlin to be more functionally active and interpreted to release Merlin's auto-inhibited conformation, although it is rather stretching to imagine how the subtle Ala substitution for Ser might open the auto-inhibited conformation of Merlin.

Such cumulative slips have been interpreted to have been released by infrequent earthquakes with recurring at an interval of ~ 700 years (Satake 2015).

The results are interpreted to mean that endogenously released EM1 and EM2 and the cerebral μ-receptors are involved in mediating 2 Hz but not 100 Hz EA analgesia in the mice.

The results could also be interpreted to suggest that dopamine release is decreased and dopamine transmission is impaired in SHR.

This has been interpreted to represent the bacterial release of ATP during the drying process (i.e., cell disintegration).

The short latencies of StartReact responses have been interpreted to reflect direct subcortical release (Carlsen et al., 2004 a).

The fact that the faster calcium buffer BAPTA is required to inhibit synchronous release has been interpreted to represent a more restricted calcium domain that is in close vicinity to the calcium sensors underlying exocytosis (Neher, 1998; Eggermann et al., 2012).

This effect is interpreted as due to release of extra nitrogen from the films during annealing.

Our results showed significant reduction of the lactoferrin levels which might be interpreted to be due to the ability of leukotrienes to stimulate lactoferrin release from neutrophils [ 32].

The aim here is to show fruit setting data gathered from literature can be interpreted and their standardization help to release firm conclusions on the S-allele pair carried by most varieties.

"We have not been allowed to release or interpret any of the information until the fire marshal issues his report formally," said Robert J. Mahoney, a spokesman for KeySpan.