Sentence examples for persistent release from inspiring English sources

Intranasal delivery of PLGA nanoparticles encapsulating BPI3V proteins elicited an early, gradually increasing BPI3V-specific IgG response that persisted over the subsequent 6 weeks, suggesting slow, persistent release of antigen.

These particles also permit controlled and persistent release of drug to the specific target sites.

HAID coexists with a persistent release of cytokines in those patients with the poorest outcomes.

Consequently, we have a clearer understanding of the delayed onset and persistent release properties associated with asynchronous release.

The SASP is characterized by the persistent release of multiple inflammatory cytokines and chemokines, which is driven by autocrine stimulation of senescent VSMCs by IL-1α.

On the contrary, in the condition 10 Gy plus TMZ, both after 24 and after 48 hours from treatment, a lesser presence of HMGB1 in the cytoplasm was observed due to a persistent release of the protein.

Imbruglia's career was expected to be short-lived many predicted short-lived manyly retire to the land of one-hit wonders–but she predictedrshetent, releasing would Lilies Island in 2002.

See Figures 1 and 2. Persistent catecholamine release and the different sensitivity of blood vessels to catecholamine cause the blood volume redistribution: systemic hypovolemia and hydrostatic pulmonary edema.

It is likely that persistent spontaneous release of NO is necessary for the protective effect and that peroxynitrite and cyanide contribute to the cytotoxic effect of NO donors [ 37].

Little is known about the functional significance, but the most widely held idea is that it provides persistent transmitter release under conditions where phase locking to the action potential is not required (Atluri and Regehr, 1998; Hefft and Jonas, 2005; Best and Regehr, 2009).

Ether is not hydrolyzed or biodegraded in environmental media, so is persistent if released to soil or water.