Sentence examples for release improved from inspiring English sources

With slower drug diffusion and higher polymer degradation rate linearity of ketoprofen and prednisolone release improved.

An in vitro temperature-triggered drug release study showed that cumulative release improved more than two-fold.

For the Octa release, improved container support means better integration of Kubernetes into Kolla, the Openstack project that aims to make OpenStack itself easier to deploy on containers.

With more effective intracellular DOX release, improved antineoplastic activity, and good biocompatibility, the micelles, especially SCM, might become an effective drug delivery platform of antineoplastic drug for the clinical chemotherapy.

Novel platforms combining controlled release, improved adhesion, tissue penetration, and selective intestinal targeting may overcome these issues and potentially diminish the toxicity and high frequency of administration associated with conventional oral delivery.

New (or better) this time around, according to the carefully worded press release: improved in-body image stabilization; automatic face detection; something that makes photographing shadows more realistic (not underexposing dark areas, then); and a mode that lets you tweak the white balance of a photo before committing it to memory.

Update 1 to Windows 8.1 was a large release, improving the boot preferences of the operating system, expanding device support, and also adding new user interface elements that made the platform far easier to use.

Nathan Brackett of Rolling Stone commented that the release "improves upon American Lifes standout single "Love Profusion", but the rest botches an opportunity to revive interest on its parent album".

Despite being publicly denounced by his father and sister and surviving verbal and physical assaults while incarcerated in Kondengui Central Prison, Jean-Claude had hoped to finish his degree after his release, improve his station and help his family.

Similarly, application of dopaminergic drugs in patients with Parkinson's disease (showing reduced levels of dopamine release) improves their memory performance, e.g. [11].

Evidence suggests that insufficient, as well as excessive, serotonin transmission can provoke impulsivity (see: [48]) and so it is possible that a d-amphetamine-induced increase in serotonin release improves response control in the SHR but not the NK1R-/ mouse.