Sentence examples for slow rate of release from inspiring English sources

He singled out the slow rate of release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails.

The casualty rates were worsened by the slow rates of release and descent of the gliders themselves, and the fact that each aircraft towed two gliders, slowing them even further; as the time to release a glider unit was 3 4 times longer than a parachute unit, the gliders were vulnerable to flak.

However NP IN for the same fibers revealed a much slower rate of release; ca. 70% released at the end of incubation period.

In-vitro release kinetics of CsA was found to be influenced by the production technique, with the MFFD approach demonstrating the slowest rate of release over 7 days (4.99 ± 0.26%).

Surface functionalization with hydrophobic groups resulted in low degree of drug loading (approximately 20%) and fast rate of release (85% over a period of 5 h) whereas hydrophilic groups resulted in a significantly higher drug payloads (21%45%%) and slower rate of release (12%40%% over a period of 5 h).

For most BER enzymes, kcat is defined by product release (k3 in Figure 5); as we examine below, this slow rate of product release is an important feature of BER enzymes, and may serve to coordinate individual steps of the pathway.

"I and my party have been disappointed by the slow rate of the release of political prisoners," she said at a news conference in Yangon.

Matured organic manure is well balanced in nutrients (NPK) with low C N and C P ratio, which indicates slow rate of nutrients release.

Also, a sudden breaking of the BP-iron oxide bond after injection is not in agreement with the slow rate of BP release found throughout the rest of the study and the in vitro stability studies.

Also, PAMAM incorporated gelatin matrix showed a slower rate of drug release which confirms its suitability for therapeutic delivery during wound healing.

The slower rate of DOX release from C18 micelles is in agreement with their higher stability.