Sentence examples for release to adjust from inspiring English sources

They sense smooth endoplasmic reticulum (ER) calcium release to adjust metabolism and anticipate actual physical need (Chen et al, 2012b; Dorn & Maack, 2013; Eisner et al, 2013).

Nerve cells also release transmitter molecules in the absence of electrical impulses, and evidence suggests that individual cells can use this 'spontaneous transmitter release' to adjust the strength of their synapses.

Used in the manner shown above, the repurposed brake serves to control and ultimately arrest the vertical motion of the machine gun, allowing the operator to release the handbrake to adjust the weapon's elevation and then, when on target, to squeeze the brake and hold the weapon steady for firing.

Ion transport, which can be passive or active, leads to uptake or release of ions to adjust salt concentration inside the cells.

In the two years since her release, Betancourt has had to adjust to a different world from the one she left.

This takes time and practice to find a good "release point" so keep trying to adjust the height of your release until it is perfect.

These are indeed different times to be an entrepreneur or an investor, which is why the SEC staff's recommendation (detailed in its study released in late December) to adjust the accredited investor definition for inflation is misguided.

When they're released, former prisoners have to adjust to a world that looks very different from the one they left.

When they're released, former prisoners have to adjust to a world that looks very different from the one they left.

N.E.C. said that 21 out of 51 new models may be affected and they may have to adjust the release date of those machines.

Now, here's a feature on the new DC100, as described by Land Rover in its press release: Further allowing the concepts to adjust to changing conditions is a driver-deployable spiked tire system.