Sentence examples for release nature from inspiring English sources

Miles, who is currently in Y Combinator's Winter batch, says that the limited release nature of streetwear and the 'rabid' nature of the average consumer has set up a piece of prime retail.

This fact explained the sustained release nature of the formulation.

The side effects reported with Ferro-Gradumet are similar to those associated with other conventional oral iron preparations, although the incidence may be lower due to the controlled release nature of the formulation.

I rate oats reasonably highly on account of their unrefined (usually) and relatively slow sugar-releasing nature.

Also, the spring-release nature of the leaves means that the spectral profile of sound generated by each leaf quickly reaches a limiting state as excitation energy is increased.

Despite the wishful thinking that paints subprime problems as an encapsulated set of difficulties taking place within neat boundaries, the only thing that this mess might have in common with cold capsules is its time-release nature.

The controlled-release nature of the silk platform clearly demonstrated the advantage of applying small doses of doxorubicin over time as opposed to one bolus dose.

However, while a reference M. acuminata genome has recently been released (Nature 488 213 217, 2012), little sequence data is available for the corresponding B-genome.

"It's a release into nature".

"Scientists have long known that reef ecosystems are in decline and that the amount of live coral on reefs is dwindling," according to a news release from Nature Communications, which published the research, but the new findings are "the first evidence that these ecological changes are now also impacting on the growth potential of reefs themselves".

Despite known toxic properties of phenol and its derivatives, their man-caused release into nature continues.