Sentence examples for release time interval from inspiring English sources

Finally, to avoid further excessive adjustment of software release time, interval estimation is recommended for use and it can be obtained based on the results from global sensitivity analysis.

As is shown in Figure 12 the peak value of inter-vesicle release time intervals which indicates the vesicle release most frequent interval is becoming smaller as intracellular voltage becomes bigger.

The double logarithmic representation reveals that, after about 30 min, the amount released per time interval decreases further, until reaching a maximum of 35 μg after 420 min. This last value is the maximum amount of the sample released.

A graph was plotted with cumulative release% against time interval in hours representing the drug release profile.

Cumulative corrections were made to ascertain the amount of FA released at each time interval.

Following a similar argument, it can be shown that the number of analyte molecules which are released during the time interval is distributed with (3).

The core shell composite microparticles containing the Alg/DS particles or the Alg/CS/DS particles displayed 40%and6565% DS release in 10 days, respectively, as compared to the DS directly loaded microparticles showing 90% DS release during the same time interval.

A fraction of HSP70 is promptly (within 1 hour) released by cells after high treatment doses, whereas lower PDT doses induce a HSP70 release at later time intervals, suggesting that the release is a consequence of membrane permeabilization upon necrosis.

We have found that a repetitive pulsatile drug release with a certain time interval is observed from a monolithic hydrogel device by surface erosion of the hydrogel.

The amount of iron release for a given time interval is lowest for the lipid/pyrite surface that had been exposed to UV radiation prior to the start of the Fe release measurements.

The release characteristics are listed in Table 1, which shows the release efficiency (percentage of drug release) at various time intervals.