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You can use the phrase "released" by itself for the same meaning. Example: The new software update was released today.
The inner DOX can be easily released out at relatively low pH [20].
It was estimated that, around 10 15 % of dyes are released out during dyeing process and mixed with water bodies and produce serious impact on environment.
The inner DOX can be easily released out at low intracellular pH, which obviously enhanced its in vitro cytotoxicity against breast cancer cells (MCF-7).
The result demonstrated that the embedded enzymes in ZIF-8 scaffolds cannot be removed by simple washing step but only can be released out from ZIF-8 scaffolds once the ZIF-8 was digested by acetic acid.
However, whatever the dominant transport regime (diffusion or advection) in the drifts, the activity released out from the canisters was shown to be mainly transferred by diffusion to the host rock exits.
Compared with the bulk W, the nanochannel W films possessed smaller bubble size and lower bubble areal density, indicating that noticeable amounts of He atoms have been released out along the nanochannels during the high temperature irradiations.
Promoted Southampton have released out-of-contract trio David Connolly, Lee Holmes and Radhi Jaidi as they prepare for life in the Premier League.
Several members of the local community were used as extras in the film, and local children were recruited by the director to collect butterflies to be released out-of-shot to create a "summer feeling".
Flywheel energy storage (FES) can have energy fed in the rotational mass of a flywheel, store it as kinetic energy, and release out upon demand.
Sony Legacy Recordings, which is releasing Out Among the Stars, will remain on-side.
Ultimately, VP88GFP-containing SGIV virus particles spread throughout the cytoplasm (Fig. 6G) and finally release out of the cell membrane (Fig. 6H), completing the infectious cycle.
