Sentence examples for release characterized from inspiring English sources
That release characterized certain losses Enron was reporting as "nonrecurring;" at the time, several Andersen experts, including Mr. Duncan, had concluded that such a representation was misleading.
The translated microsphere release profiles modeled using Heaviside functions as compared to 5-FU release characterized by the absence of a lag phase, are supported by AFM pore size measurements.
The Quinnipiac release characterized the change as a "wilting" of Clinton's lead.
A biphasic release characterized by an initial burst at or near the particle surface followed by a second phase in which protein is progressively released by diffusion has also been described.
A key aspect of HPA axis function is the predictable diurnal pattern of cortisol release characterized by peak glucocorticoid levels in the hour after awakening and steady decline to a bedtime nadir (Linkowski et al. 1993; Stone et al. 2001).
Results Only TGN1412 and muromonab-CD3 stimulated CD4+ T-cell mediated cytokine release characterized by significant (all P < 0.0001) IFNγ, TNFα, IL-2, IL-4, IL-5, IL-10, IL-12, IL-13, IL-17 and IL-22 release, comparable with T-cell mitogen.
Alterations in fatty acid handling and release characterize adipose tissue in obesity.
The synthesis of acute-phase reactants following the cytokine release characterizes the pre-clinical (or early) stages of T2DM 21 and exhibits graded increases as the disease progresses and clinical complications ensue 12 (see below).
The proposed delivery system consisted in a polymeric matrix tablet containing a drug central core purposely designed for obtaining a time-controlled release profile characterized by an initial phase of lag-time followed by a controlled release phase, according to zero order kinetics.
Characterization of Microparticle and Implant Delivery: Microparticle and bulk implant release was characterized in vitro through brief (<30 s) exposure of fabricated arrays to PBS.
In a press release, Graves characterized Nielsen's statement as "a positive step forward for an America First cyber policy".
