Sentence examples for release generation from inspiring English sources

We, along with our fellow defendants, have allegedly been violating US Patent No. 6,370,535, titled System and method for structured news release generation and distribution.

According to the current research, the major processes underlying the antibacterial effects of NPs are disruption of the bacterial cell membrane, metal ion release, generation of ROS, penetration of the bacterial cell membrane, and induction of intracellular antibacterial effects, including interactions with DNA and proteins [9, 10].

Any population factors that decrease the percentage of matings between the engineered strain and the wild-type strain in the release generation will slow the onset of drive.

This is because in the nonage-structured model, males can only mate with females that are from the same discrete, nonoverlapping generation, while in the age-structured model with random mating, some males from the release generation survive long enough to mate with young females from the next generation.

On release, Generations was praised for being a nice combination of 2D side-scrolling and frantic whizzing around a three-dimensional plane, but there's much more to be done.

Similarly, the wild environment might simply change during the generations of cryopreservation such that release generations may be maladapted to the wild by the time they are released.

OX3097D-Bol is able to provide 100% male-only release generations when reared in the absence of a dietary transgene repressor.

Also, significant genetic divergence might occur between the founder and prerelease or release generations in live-gene banking programs (O'Reilly and Doyle 2007).

This could lead to outbreeding depression (Box 1) in the release generations of a program if the cryopreserved sperm was not used within a few generations (O'Reilly and Doyle 2007).

Note that these conclusions are also consistent with those in previous sections relating to the importance of maintaining as high a Ne as possible in captivity (Frankham et al. 2002), and maximizing genetic diversity in the captive-release generation (i.e., just before reintroduction; Frankham 2008).

Nevertheless, recently released generation of FACS sorters equipped with exchangeable sample lines, HEPA enclosures, UV lamps, and air and fluid filters already fulfill the requirements necessary to receive permission for routine use in the clinic [ 52, 53].