Sentence examples for release relative to from inspiring English sources

The heat release rates were also sensitive to buffer gas composition, with carbon dioxide exhibiting relatively high levels of early and late heat release relative to the other buffer gases.

BEAS-2B cells exposed to carboxyl-SPM responded with significant increases in [Ca2+]i, and IL-6 release relative to uncharged SPM or diamino-SPM.

The increased rates of litter decomposition led to significant increases in the rate of litter N release relative to the reference scenario (Fig. 9b), which had a positive impact on site productivity.

On exposure to water, an in situ PDL:(SBE 7M‐β‐CD complex was formed in the gel layer, and enhanced drug release relative to a control formulation was observed (lactose used as the excipient instead of (SBE 7M‐β‐CD ).

Results were expressed in percentage of inhibition of β-hexosaminidase release and of TNF-α release relative to the stimulated untreated CBMC, (i.e. 100% of stimulation).

In contrast, non-commissioned members had a fourfold greater risk of medical release relative to officers.

Neuronal injury was evaluated by measuring the amount of LDH (Promega, Madison, WI, USA) released relative to total releasable LDH.

"They put out a lot of press releases relative to the amount of work they do and relative to the amount of changes they make," said Ben Edelman, associate professor at Harvard Business School, who has studied Airbnb and discrimination.

These calculations suggest that either organic matter with a C P ratio significantly lower than Redfield (<40) is being remineralized, or P is preferentially released relative to C during diagenesis, or other redox-sensitive P remineralization mechanisms must be acting in the Effingham Inlet in order to account for the P fluxes at the anoxic site.

Yet the timing of the actinide releases relative to when rising groundwater intercepts the trenches suggests that actinide transport is rapid, and the relative magnitude of peak actinide levels in wells near the trenches and at downgradient seeps suggests that there is very limited retention of the actinides by the formation.

The reaction time was the time taken for the key to be released relative to the instant the change began from structured to unstructured motion.