You'll hear a lot about ciranda, and for further listening, try to buy one of the locally released CD's by Lia de Itamaracá, the local queen of ciranda.
Locally released foreign films are treated somewhat more liberally than Malaysian films, because "in any Hollywood film, kissing is part of the culture," he said.
The drug is then locally released from the particles by subjecting them to focused ultrasound pulses.
We found that the coating reduced electrode impedance, improved charge delivery, and locally released significant levels of a trophic factor into cochlear fluids.
The sympathetic nervous system plays a role in carcinogenesis wherein locally released sympathetic neurotransmitters affect proliferation, angiogenesis, vessel permeability, lymphocyte traffic and cytokine production.
Empl et al. found decreased levels of sTNF-R1 during migraine attack, suggesting that this would result in less buffer capacity for locally released hyperalgesic TNF-α [12].
It is also shown that the rate dependence of the domain formation is due to the coupling between the transfer of the locally released heat and the temperature dependence of the transformation stress.
The imine bond in Dex DOX stayed tough in neutral solution yet quickly fractured when pH was lowered, in which way DOX was locally released and functioned in tumor cells.
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) involves the action of photons on photosensitive molecules, where atomic oxygen or OH− molecular species are locally released on pathogenic human cells, which are mainly carcinogenic, thus causing cell necrosis.
In sciatic nerves, Kir2.3 channels may also be potentiated by locally released PREGS.
A variety of endogenous locally released mediators as well as inflammatory cells have been reported in the human oral cavity.
