Sentence examples for material released during from inspiring English sources

Luke Harding, however, is the first writer to do so with the benefit of the material released during Owen's inquiry, including the Metropolitan police's vast accumulation of forensic evidence, Litvinenko's own accounts of his life and poisoning, and evidence from his friends, acquaintances, relatives and associates.

Radioactive material released during a reactor accident mostly comes from the fuel itself.

Nucleotide Oligomerisation Domain 2 (NOD2) and Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are important pattern recognition molecules that detect motifs of pathogens and host material released during injury, and activate nuclear factor-κB (NF-κB) pathways leading to the production of antimicrobial immune mediators.

These organisms are thought to respond to exogenous sources of GlcNAc, such as the material released during the extensive cell wall remodeling that occurs in growing fungi and bacteria.

The aim of this study was to analyze peripheral venous blood for possible cellular biomarkers from prostate tissue in order to analyze any possible spread of epithelial cells, cancer cells or subcellular material, released during the CNB procedure.

It has been demonstrated that infective larvae of the parasitic helminth S. mansoni contain a large number of glycosylated components specific for MR. MR ligands are particularly rich in excretory/secretory (E/S) material released during the transformation of cercariae into schistosomula, a process that is critical for infection of the host.

This was because the radioactive materials released during the accident contained high levels of radioactive iodine, a material that accumulates in the thyroid.

This indicates that different materials released during treatment, other than the nine common compounds focused on in this study, may result in an inhibition of the fermentation performance of R. opacus.

The government has concluded that the amount of radioactive material released into the soil during 40 years of weapons manufacturing was 10 times larger than thought.

The plant size, reactor thermal power, and core configuration will ensure passive decay heat removal without fuel damage or radioactive material releases during reactor core-accidents.

This article lays the foundation for future work on the analysis of the source term in HTGRs and will hopefully serve as a platform from which the safety assessment of radioactive material release during accidents can be undertaken in future.