Sentence examples for may be release from inspiring English sources
During burning of WEEE, toxic chemicals such as dioxins and furans may be release to the environment; furthermore, runoff water carries leachate from acidic ash into the sea affecting the aquatic life.
Our current results suggest that one component of PAR1-mediated bladder inflammation may be release of MIF from urothelial cells and MIF upregulation.
The outcome may be release of TNF-a, IL-1-b or interferon (IFN -a dependIFN -aon the type of phagocyte, molecular nature of the cellular particle andependingracellupon sensor engaged.
Wölffer's second edition of its superpremium red may be released in May or June.
Some may be released this week.
They may be released at a later date.
Mr. Robbins directed the film, which may be released in March.
He said the book may be released early in 2006.
Such data, however, may be released after the season.
The other 11, he concluded, "may be released with excisions".
