The phrase "substantial release" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is typically used to describe a significant or considerable release of something, such as information, product, or emotion. It can also refer to a significant amount or volume of something being released. Example: The company's press release was a substantial release of information, providing details about their new product and its features. Example: After months of holding in her emotions, Sarah finally had a substantial release during her therapy session.
Fueled with the most reactive isotopes of hydrogen, those tokamaks demonstrated substantial release of fusion energy.
In the LDH assay, we observed a substantial release of LDH into the medium after treatment of cells with HNE in both serum-containing and serum-free medium.
It is found that dose of anionic surfactant sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) caused substantial release of extracellular polymer substances (EPS), especially proteins, from sludge.
Foods with high GI tend to bring on a substantial release of blood sugar, which in turn will stimulate the body to secrete relatively large amounts of the hormone insulin.
Positively charged TGF-β1 demonstrated minimal release after loading in CS microspheres, while negatively charged TNF-α exhibited substantial release over the first 15 h, suggesting that TGF-β1 electrostatically complexed with CS.
Our findings suggest that grazing causes substantial release of carbon from Brazilian dry forest soils, which should be addressed through improved grazing management via a legally compulsory rotation system.
Forest degradation and deforestation cause substantial releases of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere, estimated at 1 2 billion tonnes of carbon per year, which equates to 10% of global emissions (Baccini et al. 2012).
Nevertheless, care should be taken to mitigate ecological impact associated with short-term substantial Ca release and continuous release of Al at a moderate level under acid leaching.
While total bacterial RNA encompassing tRNA triggered substantial IFNα release, neither bacterial rRNAs, nor total mtRNA hardly induced IFNα release, while the latter RNA elicited strong IL-6 production (Figs 1E and F, and EV2B).
This indicates that there was substantial ATP release at early filling volumes in both DO and controls, and early ATP release may play an important role in bladder function and dysfunction, that is, early sensation or urgency for DO.
These gases can open advective channels that may result in substantial pollution release and compromise cap effectiveness, and thus the capping scenario must control for such releases.
