Sentence examples for standard release of from inspiring English sources

The three disc edition is the standard release of Subsistence in Europe to make up for the title's lengthy delay.

King of Pop was released in two editions: The first was a limited edition digipak that featured the names of selected voters, messages left by the fans and a fold-out poster that follows Jackson through his musical career; The second edition was a standard release of the album without the poster.

Due to the standard release of mothers and neonates from the hospital at day 3 or 4, we could only measure TcB and collect feces until this time point.

But he acknowledged that he had signed a standard release allowing alteration of his image.

Several case series have demonstrated that, in patients with a history of ingestion of less than approximately 100 mg/kg ibuprofen, symptoms did not occur [ 4, 5, 15] and that symptoms of ibuprofen toxicity following ingestion of a standard release preparation usually occur within four hours of ingestion [ 4, 5].

To determine whether ICT1 possessed a direct ribosome-independent PTH activity, or whether it functioned specifically to promote ribosome-dependent hydrolysis, purified ICT1 was incubated with f[H]met tRNAmet in the absence of ribosomes before extraction and estimation of standard release factor activity.

The carrier of a surface compound is crucially important during thermal decomposition of adsorbed analytes, because it directly affects the amount of the standard released and the repeatability of the results.

With the latter sentiment, I recall the initial public affairs guidance for media embeds during the invasion of Iraq, which said in part: "The standard for release of information should be to ask 'why not release' vice 'why release.' Decisions should be made ASAP, preferably in minutes, not hours".

The standard CD release of The Wörld is Yours would go on sale on 17 January 2011, through Motörhead's own label, Motörhead Music.

"These represent a lower bound for the cost of standard releases because they only capture staff costs and do not include, for example, costs of upgrading IT systems or payments to contractors.

The purpose of this controlled study was to examine the single-dose pharmacokinetics, including absorption and bioavailability, of a standard-release preparation of metformin in RYGB subjects and matched control subjects.