Sentence examples for relevant releases from inspiring English sources

Thus, the XRF method can be used to measure environmentally relevant releases of metallic compounds to design more efficient and optimized antifouling coatings.

But to opt-out of writing relevant release notes altogether?

As the whole ENM life cycle was not considered, disposal as relevant release at end of life was left out.

Although the literature on ENM release is growing, coverage of exposure scenarios is still limited; only 20% of the ENMs used industrially and 36% of the product categories involved have been investigated in release studies and only few relevant release scenarios have been described.

When self-evident statements like "black lives matter" become slogans repeated with depressing regularity, El-P and Killer Mike's unapologetically political hip-hop album, Run the Jewels 2, feels in some ways like the most relevant release of the year.

A clinically relevant release period of about 12 h was obtained by adjusting the size of the pellets.

By tuning the size of the pellets, it was possible to obtain a release period of about 12 h, which is a clinically relevant release time.

The figure shows that decreasing the pellet size increases the release rate, and a clinically relevant release period of about 12 h is obtained with pellets of the size Ø: 0.5 mm · h: 1.0 mm (88% of the total release was achieved after 12 h).

For a long time, however, GnRH antagonists showed relevant release of histamine from mast cells with acute systemic allergic reactions.

Bio-relevant release media composition for a topical formulation would vary depending on its clinical application because the osmotic water flow through the normal skin would be negligible compared to compromised skin.

"I am always happy to receive relevant press releases and samples of product, on the understanding that not everything I receive will make it into copy and that I will always write my unbiased opinion," she writes on her blog.