Sentence examples for monitored release from inspiring English sources

The problem is not the volume of radioactive material, but the fact that it is unmonitored, plant officials say, and the new plan is to get a clear picture of the situation, and then tell the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that it amounts to a monitored release.

Data from acoustic receivers was processed to define the length of time an individual was monitored (release date to date of last detection), the number of days an individual was present during the monitoring period, and when detections were recorded (day vs night).

We monitored release of LDH into the culture medium, which results from the disruption of cell membranes and release of LDH with other cytoplasmic components.

To clarify the mode of BRAFV600E melanoma cell death induced by the combination of SAHA and PLX4720, we monitored release of the intracellular protein high-mobility group protein B1 (HMGB1) in relation to activation of the caspase cascade.

On the assumption that extracellular release of SLPI must follow the same time course of seconds as Ca2+ flux, we monitored release of SLPI from the cell after 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 sec fMLP/IL-8 stimulation.

In melting curve analysis, PCR reactions were denatured at 95°C, re-annealed at 60°C, then a monitored release of intercalator from PCR products or primer dimmers by an increase to 95°C.

We designed a climate manipulation experiment to simulate projected climate changes and monitored releases from peat soil and litter, then simulated coagulation used in water treatment.

These models must also incorporate changes in release due to the dissolution media and methods employed to monitor release.

Moreover, the designed biosensor was able to monitor release of IP3 upon induction by different inducers like Bradykinin and ATP.

These were observed daily to monitor release of ascospores, usually signalled by white spore shadows on the agar surface and/or on the lid.

We also tested MglB-stimulated GTP hydronysis on MglA using the [γ-P]GTP charcoal assay, which monitors release of inorganic Pi.