Sentence examples for releases in terms of from inspiring English sources

While the album did not have a direct impact on the black music scene at the time, it proved to become one of the Strata-East label's most successful LP releases, in terms of sales and appeal to their target audience.

This increase in temporal resolution shows that two similar peptide releases (in terms of amount and peptide content) have different kinetics and, presumably, biochemical pathways.

I haven't had time to delete it yet, but Apple's removal website is probably the best thing that a technology company released in terms of a music product this year," he said.

Thus the consequence of the release in terms of public health looks set to be far, far less than that of Chernobyl, where a clear spike in childhood thyroid cancer was seen.The story from the plants themselves makes this clear.

Expressing this potential release in terms of, e.g. boiler power, predicts a potentially serious hazard.

Fleksy has also worked to improve overall keyboard performance with this release in terms of accuracy and adding new languages.

A first-order estimate for the fraction of drug released, in terms of the Laplace variable, was derived after employing suitable boundary and initial conditions.

He treats Mary's new knowledge as a particular case of demonstrative belief (and he proposes an account of Mary's new beliefs after release in terms of his theory of token-reflexive thoughts).

The present study aims at demonstrating the equivalence of the 28-day and 3-month formulations of triptorelin SR (sustained release) in terms of percentage of patients achieving castration levels of estradiol (≤50 pg/mL) 84 days after treatment initiation.

In fact, even if you do well with a weekday release in terms of download numbers, the weekend may be the better time to run an ad campaign that promotes purchases, the report found.

The process is monitored using an UV Vis spectroscopy and the amount of clavam released in terms of amoxicillin concentration is quantitatively estimated using reverse phase high performance liquid chromatographic (RP-HPLC) technique.