Sentence examples for release rendering from inspiring English sources

Hence, it is possible that in such conditions a higher density of NT Rcs at the postsynaptic compartment compensate for the reduced presynaptic release, rendering the basal response as efficient as in the wt situation.

Several previous observations in literature provide leads (clamping a secondary Ca2+-sensor for spontaneous and asynchronous release, rendering the synapse more sensitive to spontaneous Ca2+ fluctuations, changing the cooperativity of exocytosis).

However, the reduction of the activation energy was less at 0M, and also seemed less at 0.5M than at 0.25M, possibly indicating that complexins exert several effects, for instance clamping a secondary Ca2+ sensor for spontaneous and asynchronous release, rendering the synapse more sensitive to spontaneous Ca2+ fluctuations (Yang et al., 2010; Ermolyuk et al., 2013).

A critic found that the 1988 (and 2007 DVD reissue) video release rendered the intended meaning of the show largely nonsensical, as several songs and vignettes that made the show's message explicit were excised from the release.

In addition, SFW's redundant self-destruct features and self-neutralization mode ensure that battery power dissipates minutes after a smart Skeet is released, rendering it safe".

LMP is associated with proton release, which renders lysosomes more alkaline and hence with decreased red fluorescence.

Joining us today are some more details: the carrier, and a pre-release render of the handset.

Also new in this image is the shiny metallic paint job, which is a contrast from the matte appearance of the previously released renders.

Changes in the activation energy are suggested to affect release probability by rendering vesicles more/less fusogenic (Basu et al., 2007; Wierda et al., 2007; Gerber et al., 2008; Xue et al., 2010).

This is a bit counterintuitive, as previous iOS releases had rendered older devices much slower.

Because of the generally pleasurable experience associated with gum chewing, various gum products can be used to dispense pharmacological agents by means of the 'slow-release' mechanism rendered possible by gum chewing.