Sentence examples for substantial release of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

In contrast to PAF, 1 10 concentration of intra-arterial antigen caused substantial release of histamine (AVd = 308 +/- 57.1 ng/ml; P less than 0.001 vs. PAF).

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).

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%.

A sensible hypothesis to explain the results of the present study would be that a research subject lying awake in a quiet, darkened room without specific cognitive demands has no need for substantial phasic release of dopamine, and thus even if exogenous levodopa has added dopamine to presynaptic vesicles, they are not released at a substantial rate at the synapse.

In addition, there are likely to be substantial fugitive releases of volatile organic hydrocarbon compounds from the transportation of oil by tanker truck and pipeline, from the transfer and processing of crude oil, and from the storage of product, and refineries release a number of processing-related air contaminants (U.S. EPA 2009).

Although the reactors were successfully shut down, the loss of primary and backup power caused the plant's cooling system to fail within days, and a series of explosions led to the release of substantial amounts of radioactive material.