Sentence examples for released from either from inspiring English sources

(a) Absorbance of OCT at 281 nm, measured by fibre optic probe, released from either control OCT-loaded MCM-41 (blue) or OCT-MSNs (red).

Ovum, plural ova, in human physiology, single cell released from either of the female reproductive organs, the ovaries, which is capable of developing into a new organism when fertilized (united) with a sperm cell.

DNA concentration of W20 17 cells after exposing to rhBMP-2 released from either PlnD1-conjugated or unmodified PCL scaffolds.

a ALP activity of W20 17 cultures exposed to rhBMP-2 released from either PlnD1-conjugated or unmodified PCL scaffolds.

Few details have been released from either side about the location, timing or agenda of the talks, but some reports say US mediator Martin Indyk will be present.

PLA2 activity was measured by estimating the amount of sn-2 fatty acid released from either 14C-labeled Escherichia coli membranes or [14C]phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) micelles incubated with membrane and cytosolic fractions obtained from normoxic or anoxic tubules.

One study found that 55 percent of humanities majors newly released from school are either not working or hold jobs that require no college degree.

Our simplifying assumption can be described as follows: Suppose that at some time,say t = 0, cell 1 lies in the silent phase and is released from inhibition(by either cell 2 or cell 3).

The most common reasons for failing to be available for testing included being released from the facility (either paid bond or released from court), appearing in court that day, or rarely, logistical barriers within the jail setting that prevented movement within the facility.

N-Glycans can be released from glycoproteins either enzymatically or chemically.

Any children already released from HHS care were either sponsored by another family member already living in the United States or deported along with the parent with whom they crossed the border, Azar said.