Sentence examples for release of treated from inspiring English sources

At 1 Hz there was no significant difference between the fractional release of control and treated cells (P = 0.151) whereas at 3 Hz fractional release of treated cells was significantly reduced compared to control cells (P = 0.044).

Future research needs to focus on providing a more comprehensive (eco toxicological evaluation of the transformation products of TCS (including MeTCS), such that efforts may be made to allow for a well-designed, sustainable removal of TCS prior to the release of treated wastewater.

As a result, the release of even treated wastewater that included fracking fluids may be endangering life in aquatic ecosystems.

"A truck carrying wastewater could spill, or a release of inadequately treated wastewater could have downstream effects," the report said.

The first is the treatment of sewage and some agricultural wastes to reduce the total nitrogen- and phosphorus-containing compounds before release of these treated waters into rivers or oceans.

This means that a combination of excipients is effective in controlling the drug release of thermally treated tablets, while one excipient is effective in controlling the drug release on untreated tablets.

This was followed by an increase of HER2 protein 3 days (two-fold) after docetaxel treatment and by a strong HER2 release in the serum of treated mice; expression of phospho-ERK, p27, BCL2 and HSP70 concomitantly increased.

Unspecific cytotoxicity of HP-2 and HP-14 was excluded by measurement of LDH-release into the supernatant of treated cells.

The extinction values of control cells were set as 100% and the rate of lactate dehydrogenase release from treated cells was calculated as per cent of control.

While not directly measuring the release of dioxins from treated utility poles into the environment, this study was designed to examine the potential for such release.

Release of LDH from treated colon cancer cells was measured using Pierce LDH Cytotoxicity Assay Kit Thermo Scientificc, Pittsburgh, PA, USA), as previously described [ 23].