Sentence examples for sufficient release of 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.

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.

The results of this screen demonstrate that siRNA knockdown of numerous individual factors, including known epigenetic repressors, is sufficient for release of epigenetic gene silencing.

The cohesin complex is required for cohesion, and cleavage of the Scc1/Rad21 (Rec8 in meiosis) subunit by separase at the metaphase/anaphase transition is sufficient for release of cohesion and movement of sister chromatids to opposite poles (Oliveira and Nasmyth 2010).

Secondly, that one splicing event is not sufficient for the release of the mRNA from the transcription site.

This suggests that membrane damage induced by fulleropyrrolidine is sufficient to produce release of higher molecular weight species.

Although mitochondrial association of the C-terminus of GRASP65 was not sufficient to cause release of cytochrome c, its capacity to sensitise cells to Fas ligand indicated that mitochondrial physiology might nevertheless be compromised.

Addition of r- or b-SMase efficiently induced MP shedding in KO astrocytes, as well as in heterozygous cultures, further indicating that SMase activity is sufficient to induce release of PM-derived MPs.

Presumably, binding of the Mn2+-bound SitA lipoprotein to its membrane-bound receptor, SitBC, can promote conformational changes in SitA sufficient to induce release of its metal cargo, in order to enable nutrient uptake and recycling of the apo-form of the transport protein.