Sentence examples for protracted release from inspiring English sources

But if Kaiser Chiefs see a gig as essentially a protracted release of adrenaline, they have the songs to fill an hour, and that's enough.

High laying areas showed a dormancy progression similar to that expected from areas with adequate winter chill and lower laying areas portraying significantly lower levels of endodormancy with protracted release periods.

Migos, an Atlanta-based trio, who grabbed the rap world's attention in 2013 with their hit Versace, saw the initial hype deflate with the protracted release of their debut album Young Rich Nation.

A protracted release of ephyrae over months is likely and it can be assumed that the medusa-population consisted of multiple cohorts and different ages as opposed to the expected synchronized single cohort described in the MLC model6.

In the case of myocardial injury, the cytosolic pool of cTnI is released first, followed by a more protracted release from cTnI bound to deteriorating myofilaments.

When myocyte damage occurs, the cytosolic pool is released first, followed by a more protracted release from stores bound to deteriorating myofilaments [ 9].

We have shown that cultured primary trigeminal ganglia neurons and glial cells express COX-2 upon stimulation with IL-1β in a dose and time dependent manner leading to PGE2 synthesis and protracted CGRP release in trigeminal ganglia neurons.

The Friday before the 2004 election, bin Laden re-emerged from another protracted silence and released another tape, dominating the news.

Protracted press release.

They fought protracted legal battles to release F.B.I. files and were buoyed when those raw investigative records and interrogations disgorged a minefield of inconsistencies.

Sir Michael Lyons told the Guardian he had identified protracted delays in the release of land as the single biggest cause of Britain's housing crisis.