Sentence examples for release maintained from inspiring English sources

Mr. Watts, in a news release, maintained the Republican argument, offered on Tuesday by various party leaders, that the agency could not handle the additional workload of tobacco regulation.

The release maintained that the organization "encourages local officials to drop the charges filed against Lowery so journalists can operate without fear that doing their jobs will lead to them being jailed".

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Then, electron transport is inhibited, and ROS production and Cyt c release maintain each other in a positive feedback loop, leading finally to apoptosis (cf. Figure  6 and Additional file 2).

Instead, olanzapine concentrations increase slowly after the olanzapine LAI injection, and the slow depot release maintains the olanzapine concentration within a range of approximately 5 to 73 ng/mL (10th percentile for 150 mg/2 weeks to 90th percentile for 300 mg/2 weeks at steady state) [ 5], which is within the range resulting from within-label oral olanzapine doses [ 7- 9].

Slowly release, maintaining tension as you gradually return your hands to your sides.

He and another prisoner, who since has been released, maintained the protest longer than any others held at the base.

This process ensures that nitric oxide continues to be released, maintaining the erections of both mice and men.

In our model binding via the SAMPs would keep APC associated with Axin complexes when the Arm rpts are released, maintaining a functional destruction complex and facilitating βcat transfer to the E3-ligase.

Our results also indicate that, in the context of ongoing spontaneous (>1 Hz) activity, the addition of a single ChR2-triggered spike is able to trigger a postsynaptic response, suggesting that glutamate release is maintained at these firing rates.

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