Sentence examples for release activity from inspiring English sources

An increased spark probability due to ultrastructural changes may induce a positive feedback loop of CaMKII activation in the vicinity of increased release activity.

Sport fishermen contend that 1 out of every 9 or 10 fish die this way, but Mr. Leo estimates that the striped bass fatality rate from "catch and release" activity is closer to 1 out of every 4 or 5. "Those guys are killing six million pounds of striped bass while the commercial guys now get around 800,000 pounds," he said.

Findings reveal that far-infrared exposures were able to reduce cell viability of MCF7 cells as measured by increased LDH release activity and PrestoBlueTM assays.

These results suggest that rat striata retain some DA transport and DA release activity even when stored frozen for a few weeks.

The monomers partially inhibited the yeast growth, the coatings showed fouling release activity: yeast could grow on both coatings but with different morphology, they detached easily by washing depending on the type of coating.

Elemental silver composites were determined to retain their antimicrobial properties for extended periods and actively release silver ions for 84 days; whereas the ionic silver composites lost their ion release activity and therefore antibacterial activity after 56 days.

QC and release activities should be independent of preparation activities.

Similar to integration into bioglass, strontium has been introduced into bone cement and the mechanical properties, crystallinic properties, and Sr ion release activities have been well evaluated.

Rather, the present paper identifies a number of features of PBMA that may have hampered disinvestment and resource release activities in previous applications.

This inactivates sororin and thereby activates the releasing activity that triggers cohesin's dissociation from chromosomes.

Nanomaterials demonstrate potential for medical and commercial benefit due to their large surface area, unique surface reactivity, and ability to overcome stability solubility barriers of active agents via nanoencapsulation and sustained-release activity.