Sentence examples for release at low from inspiring English sources
Mechanical energy release at low temperature can promote micropore nucleation after an induction period.
The loading and release studies of a fluorophore, Nile red (NR), demonstrated the capabilities of these vesicles to encapsulate NR and a rapid release at low pH environment.
High mass-load gels weaken the microcapsules, exhibiting a higher release at low stamping pressures and wrinkling on the microcapsules surface.
There are significant differences between the DSC curves of the SMG alloy and a standard cold-rolled Al3%Mg alloy, due primarily to the advent of significant heat release at low temperatures in the SMG alloy because of recovery at the non-equilibrium grain boundaries.
Circulating histamine release at low levels is hypothesized to play important roles in the induction of tumorigenesis and angiogenesis (see text) 1.
Thus, soil fungi dominating in forest soils have been considered the main source of CO2 release at low temperatures [1, 4].
In Puget Sound, six of seven displaced rockfish returned to their original high-relief habitats following release at low-relief reefs [9].
Elevated electrical activity and increased insulin release at low-glucose concentrations have been reported for β-cells with reduced levels of functional KATP channels in the plasma membrane [ 42, 43], or which have loss of function mutations in one of the KATP channel subunits, KIR6.2 or SUR1 [ 44].
It is shown that the chosen EOS and the chosen specific heat capacity correlation are important to model accurately hydrogen releases at low temperatures.
For those zeolites in which water is tightly bound, dehydration occurs at relatively high temperatures; by contrast, in certain zeolites with large cavities, some of the water can be released at low temperatures.
In the batch experiments, As was released at low Eh values a few days after adding nutrients containing glucose, polypepton and yeast extract, urea and fertilizer under a dominantly N2 atmosphere.
