Sentence examples for passive release from inspiring English sources

Passive release kinetics was diffusion-controlled with pH-sensitive and loading-dependent behavior.

ELISA assays showed the absence of growth factors passive release from the functionalized fibers avoiding the topical accumulation of proteins.

Sutures loaded with growth factors or antimicrobials are commonplace but the release of the therapeutic agent is almost invariably achieved through passive release mechanisms.

Passive release can be tuned by varying the corona composition and a triggered drug release can be achieved by laser excitation at the longitudinal PR of the gold NR.

Thus, the massive amounts of NE and MPO present in the pathological milieu of CF and COPD airway fluid were thought to stem from the passive release of primary granules following neutrophil necrosis.

This study identifies and investigates the potential use of in-eye trigger mechanisms to supplement the widely available information on release of ophthalmic drugs from contact lenses under passive release conditions.

This cross-linked heparin-binding peptide served to immobilize heparin within the matrix, and this immobilized heparin interacted with the neurotrophin and slowed the passive release of the growth factor from the matrix.

She states, "as the fungus feeds on the bats soft tissues, it increases the metabolic rate of the bats compounded with the damage to the wings that aid in passive release of CO2 from the bat".

We monitored the passive release of calcium from the ER by inhibiting the SERCA pump with thapsigargin by using the calcium dye Fluo-4 (see controls for passive release figure S1C).

This demonstrated that, despite the passive released of cells, an active mechanism was also taking place, although at much lesser extent.

The proposed treatment system consists of a zero valent granular iron zone to reduce nitrobenzene to aniline, followed by a passive oxygen release zone for the aerobic biodegradation of the aniline daughter product using pristine aquifer material from Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Borden, Ontario, as an initial microbial source.