Sentence examples for release of loads from inspiring English sources

Based on beat frequencies and their effect on the sub-cortical auditory system of the brain (whatever that means), these trusty MP3s claim to induce altered states of consciousness, and make you 'high' by triggering the release of loads of endorphins in your brain.

The triggered release of loading drug from CNP/DOX in A549 and HeLa cells were also verified by laser scanning confocal microscopy, flow cytometry and cell proliferation inhibition assessments.

Analysis of the tube's outer surface stress distribution after roller retraction showed that σz reaches an average tensile stress value of 9 MPa which drops to 5 MPa upon the release of load which are very small compared to σr and σθ and emphasizes the assumption of this case as a plane stress model.

The band spent about a year writing and recording new songs, resulting in the release of Load in 1996.

Each bovine disk was subjected to radially unconfined compression to 50% final strain at 1 mm/second velocity (100% per second strain rate), followed by immediate release of load at the same rate, as described [ 29].

The improved performance is likely attributed to a more effective cleavage of FTS from the conjugate in the tumor tissue, which shall lead to not only enhanced intracellular delivery of FTS but also facilitated release of loaded drug following disassembly of micelles.

Importantly, the framework of the organosilica shell is molecularly hybridized with disulfide bonds, which enables the unique responsiveness to the reductive tumor microenvironment for the controlled releasing of loaded gene molecules, followed by the subsequent doxorubicin release.

These findings are encouraging and support further investigation for the use of AO as a means of attenuating the rapid release of drug loaded into nanofibers.

Once the genetic material is introduced into the cell, the rupture of degradable bonds permits the unpacking and release of the load.

The release of ampicillin loaded within the microporous scaffolds was initially fast (∼85% for 1 week), and was then slowed down, showing a continual release up to a month.

The release of Dox loaded in internal cages was retarded by the silica-coated matrix and showed the pH-controlled behavior, in which the release amount is larger in acidic environments than neutral.