Sentence examples for sufficient release from inspiring English sources

A nearly complete discectomy was performed with removal of the cartilaginous endplates and a sufficient release of the posterior longitudinal ligament to ensure disc space mobilisation.

Interestingly, although few children had Hg amalgams, those who did and who also either chewed gum or had bruxism appeared to have experienced sufficient release of inorganic Hg to be measurable in blood.

Because Cd2+ blocks the voltage-gated Ca2+ channels, Figure  6 B indicates that hypocretin 1 cannot produce sufficient release of Ca2+ from intracellular stores to significantly affect GABA release.

Although the large number of cortical granules released at fertilization causes sufficient ovastacin release to almost completely cleave ZP2 and prevent polyspermy, oocytes also gradually release cortical granules with time following hormone-induced initiation of maturation (Ducibella et al., 1990).

Fig. 3 shows that some DNA is already released at 0.5 h and that 3 to 4 hours are sufficient to release most of the DNA from this species.

It is worth reminding his detractors that he played his final 10 holes at Muirfield in one under par, not enough to keep him in the tournament but sufficient to release him from the tyranny of a mind in turmoil.

These burners operate with a wide variety fuels without sooting, at intensities sufficient to release power in the region of several kW.

Curing of the PSFC I-Beams was carried out until a minimum concrete compressive strength of 28 MPa (4000 psi) was obtained in the beams, sufficient for release of prestress.

These latter findings suggest that spontaneous OSN activity may be sufficient to release BDNF from OSN axons and/or mitral/tufted cell dendrites leading to an activation of TrkB.

Some studies show that soluble AIF is present in the intermembrane space and therefore MOMP alone would be sufficient to release this form of AIF from the mitochondria [21].

We also show that a variant mimicking hyperphosphorylation of the four regulatory phosphorylation sites common to sea urchin and human 4E-BP is not sufficient for release from eIF4E and translation promotion.