Sentence examples for substantial bursts from inspiring English sources

The engine delivers immediate and substantial bursts of power when prompted in any gear.

We all need substantial bursts of the "love hormone" oxytocin to get sexually aroused – and that's less likely to happen if his body is fizzing with stress hormones or her rational brain is on overdrive.

Both Urzymes show substantial bursts, which range between ~10 and 90%—much bigger than those expected from a rare, very active contaminant.

While the peripheral contacts and triple helical scaffold exhibit substantial burst phases, the slowest protection to appear is J8/7 in the catalytic core, which displays a minimal burst amplitude and whose formation is coincident with the recovery of catalytic activity.

We show that the chemically modified PSi carriers exhibit sustained release for several days to weeks with minimal to no burst effect, while for the native PSi MTX release was completed within 5 h with a substantial burst release of ∼40%.

They can be maintained for at least one week under those conditions and when they are replated into 2D culture they show a substantial burst of proliferation, similar to the cells isolated from tissue.

The importance of intervening at the onset of the reperfusion is underlined by the recognition that in the first minutes of the reperfusion there is a substantial burst of oxygen-derived free radicals.

We interpret that after the initial phase of β -oxidation, producing a substantial burst of superoxide converted thereafter to H2O2 penetrating to the cytosol (Fig. 5C, D), the resulting iPLA2γ activation and the concomitant UCP2/iPLA2γ antioxidant synergy later gradually reverses the established pro-oxidant state of the cytosol.

Release profiles were characterized by a substantial initial burst release with the PHE method (25 35%) as well as with the SESD method (70 90%).

Using paired nRT VB recordings, we recently reported that peri/extrasynaptic α4βδ receptors are recruited during nRT burst firing, leading to a substantial prolongation of burst-mediated phasic inhibition (Herd et al., 2013).

Substantial freezing-related bursts of CO2 released from the stem were found to occur during both the laboratory experiments and under field conditions.