Sentence examples for mass released from from inspiring English sources

The third difference is that the proportional increase in mass released from the amorphous films for chimera compared with CD was greater for Cel5A than for Cel9A.

The Fukushima Daiichi accident introduced 1.5 × 10 kg I (10 Bq I; note I and not I as described in Table 2), this is about 10% the I mass released from the Chernobyl disaster (MacKenzie, 2011; von Hippel, 2011).

While the fold increase in cellulose mass released for Cel9A-CBM / Cel9A from NR is in good agreement with that obtained from the bulk saccharification assay on the IL-MCC substrate, the fold increase in cellulose mass released for Cel5A-CBM / Cel5A from NR is much greater than that released in the bulk saccharification assay on IL-MCC.

The normalized cumulative mass released during the burst release ranged from 25.1±9.2% to 93.0±0.7% and was found to be significantly influenced by the initial HY loading, the HY molecular weight, and the PLGA molecular weight.

The jubilant scenes which greeted the mass release from the Maze prison have exacerbated unionist disenchantment with the agreement.

Day 1 normalized cumulative mass release from PPF composites ranged from 0.14±0.01 to 0.41±0.01, whereas the release from PLGA/PEG microparticles ranged from 0.31±0.02 to 0.58±0.01.

Titanium is chosen to illustrate this type of mass release from coal particles on the basis of its low volatility and mode of occurrence in the coal.

The cumulus-oocyte mass was released from the ampulla of the oviduct by rupturing the oviduct with a pair of tissue forceps into 0.1% bovine testicular hyaluronidase (Sigma-Aldrich) in M2 medium (Specialty Media, Phillipsburg, NJ) to disperse the cumulus cells.

M Percentage of encapsulated volume or mass released.

The mechanism of drug release across the polyethersulfone membranes was determined by applying the Korsmeyer-Peppas equation [ 20, 21] for release from a thin slab: (1) M t M ∞ = K t n, where M t = the cumulative mass of the drug released at time t and M ∞ = the cumulative mass released at infinity.

Cellulose conversion was calculated as 0.9 × mass of glucose + 0.95 × mass of cellobiose released from the glucan contained in the sample.