"release regulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a set of rules or guidelines that dictate how and when something can be released or made available to the public. Example: The company had to abide by strict release regulations set by the government before launching their new product to ensure it was safe for consumers.
Striatal DA content did not differ among diet groups, indicating a change in release regulation rather than in DA synthesis (Supplementary Fig. 2c).
However, the application of polymeric delivery systems is often limited by problems such as harsh reaction conditions, low drug sequestration efficiency, and difficult drug release regulation.
These perturbations include alterations in dopamine (DA) release, regulation and transport in the striatum and substantia nigra, striatal atrophy and elevated iron levels in the basal ganglia.
Slices exposed to 30 nM insulin under identical conditions showed no change in striatal DA content (Supplementary Fig. 1a), implying that insulin alters dynamic release regulation, rather than simply upregulating DA synthesis.
Furthermore, control 5 p:1 p ratio did not differ among diet groups in NAc core (Supplementary Fig. 3d) or CPu (not illustrated), implying that diet does not alter nAChR-dependent DA release regulation.
Laboratory measurements have established that the oscillations are nearly synchronous among the β cells within an intact islet, and this is believed to be important for its insulin release regulation [23].
The board is scheduled to release regulations mid-April, a move that will inform local agencies on how to reduce water use.
In the next few days, Gov. George E. Pataki is expected to release regulations imposing pollution limits on all power plants in the state built before 1970.
The FAA appears poised to release regulations that will impose a minimal burden on businesses, paving the way for integration of drones into the national airspace.
The FAA may be poised to release regulations that will please many drone advocates — at least that's what a document that appears to be an FAA economic analysis of the long awaited regulations for small drones suggests.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is preparing to release regulations this summer that will assist widows and other so-called successors-in-interest.
