Sentence examples for released up to from inspiring English sources

However, FITC dextran was continuously released up to 30 days at neutral pH.

The DSC analysis revealed decreased combustion heat released up to 375 °C, and increased T50 (the temperature at which 50% of the energy stored in SOM is released).

Peatland fires in Indonesia in 1997, for instance, released up to 2.6 gigatons (Gt) of carbon – 40% of the average annual global emissions level.

The yellow area under the C4f/T versus T curve is the entropy released up to 4 K, S4f 4K ≈Rln2, the maximum entropy for a doublet ground state.

Recorded around the same time (1969) as the recently reissued Brotherhood Of Breath albums, but never previously released, Up To Earth features similar combinations of top UK jazzers (bassist Danny Thompson and sax men John Surman and Evan Parker) with the remnants of pianist Chris McGregor's expatriate South African band (trumpeter Mongezi Feza, saxist Dudu Pukwana and drummer Louis Moholo).

John Ralfe – a former head of corporate finance at the chemist chain Boots, who made his name handling its £2.3bn pension fund – had already calculated that BHS's pensions deficit was around 30% larger than previously thought, putting the total at £130m using public figures released up to August last year.

Neither company has released up-to-date figures, but Uber claims to have completed 1 million daily rides in 22 Chinese cities between summer 2015 and January of this year, compared to the approximately 7 million rides being fulfilled by Didi each day across over 400 cities, TechCrunch reported.

One large female may release up to 25 million eggs at a single spawning, which lasts about an hour.

"We will be releasing up to 300 people, primarily fixed-term contractors, by the end of the year," it said.

She added: "In addition we will be releasing up to 300 contractors, temporary workers and members of our complementary workforce".

Of these, the first was treating day surgery as the norm for elective operations, releasing up to half a million in-patient beds each year.