Sentence examples for released substances from inspiring English sources
In a dry summer, as the other algae died, they released substances including ammonia and organic forms of nitrogen that, coupled with liquid excretions from marine animals, created conditions that promoted blooms of brown tide.
Because fibroblasts are a heterogeneous population, the nature of these released substances varies by tissue type, and thus can have differential effects on inflammatory responses [ 19].
Furthermore, we have reported previously that hypoxic conditions lead to a change of the released substances' profile of PC-3 cells towards more inflammatory conditions similar to SH-SY5Y cells, e.g. by an increase of the release of interleukin-1 [ 17].
The original Phast discharge and dispersion models allow the released substance to occur only in the vapour and liquid phases.
To study the release kinetics of BAC, samples of nanocomposites were dispersed in distilled water and the concentration of the released substance was measured in the medium through the regular time intervals.
When samples were heated during the first stage, the slowly change in characteristics of the band at 2359 cm -1 suggests the released substance containing CO2 gas, matching the decomposition of sticky-rice and its degradation products.
Background-subtracted cyclic voltammograms calibrate the electrodes and identify the released substance as DA.
Viruses give rise to inflammation by entering and destroying cells of the body; bacteria release substances called endotoxins that can initiate inflammation.
Dinan said more studies are needed to learn how B longum might have an effect on the brain, but one possibility is that the bacteria release substances that activate the vagus nerve, which connects the gut to the brain.
This was conceived in Germany in the late 1960s as part of the country's new environmental-protection laws, and the idea was that reasonable precautions should be taken when releasing substances into the environment.
"But this suggests that macrophages may be releasing substances that promote regeneration," he says.
