Sentence examples for substance release from inspiring English sources

5.5% of all and 6.2% of the significant incidents were found to be natechs that resulted in a total hazardous substance release of 317,700 bbl.

Future studies may show whether these in vitro models can be used to characterize therapeutic substance release from exudate-absorbing formulations in general.

Dissolution profiles from the DoE runs that bracketed mixer shear conditions were similar, indicating mixing had minimal impact on drug substance release from the tablets.

The purpose of the present study was to design and characterize low exudate level wound (LEW) and high exudate level wound (HEW) in vitro models by means of investigating therapeutic substance release from exudate-absorbing formulations.

These surfaces suffer from a problem of antimicrobial activity depletion associated to the active substance release (Costa et al. 2011; Goddard and Hotchkiss 2007; Timofeeva and Kleshcheva 2011).

In this field, one emergent trend consists in developing functionalized responsive materials from which the antimicrobial substance release is triggered by the microorganisms themselves, when approaching the surface.

The act of drinking, sucking or chewing a substance releases its volatile gases.

However, the extra polymeric substance released to the medium was more in L. corticicola and so intense that the medium become coloured.

By experimentation he demonstrated that a chemical substance released from the lacerated skin produced a fright reaction when perceived through the nasal organs of other fishes.

A pheromone is an "external" hormone in other words a substance released by one individual that affects the physiology of another.

This report must include the following information: The date on which the controlled substance left the registered location; the date on which the controlled substance was released by a customs officer at the port of export; the actual quantity of controlled substance released by a customs officer at the port of export; and the actual port of export.