Sentence examples for the continued release from inspiring English sources

But the I.M.F. and its key partner, the United States, have recently warned that the continued release of funds could be withheld because of what they said was Mr. Suharto's failure to press ahead with many of these steps.

The report says the continued release of greenhouse gases from cars, factories and other sources will make fires more frequent, including very large fires that burn more than 12,400 acres.

However, the continued release of strain on nearby faults through smaller earthquakes is likely a good sign.

The third issue raised concerning the Mozilla project is the continued release of Linux builds that now run on an extremely wide variety of distributions.

In some cases, such as systemic lymphoma, the effect of liposome encapsulation showed enhanced efficacy due to the continued release effect, i.e., longer presence of therapeutic concentrations in the circulation[60 62], while in several other cases, the sequestration of the drug into tissues of mononuclear phagocytic system actually reduced its efficacy.

In 1972 the Barbirolli Society was set up with the principal aim of promoting the continued release of Barbirolli's recorded performances.

This action removes nearly all the gentamicin released during the first 2 days without continued release from Palacos R-G cement, whereas antibiotic release from Copal evidently did continue.

Continued release of the tamarisk-eating beetles could pose harm for the tamarisk-nesting flycatchers, the Agriculture Department says.

Thus, it appears that there is a continued release of water into the shallow subsurface when the water level is high, particularly into the unconsolidated layers above the former trenches.

Diabetic patients with severe periodontitis have been shown to have depressed PMN chemotaxis compared with diabetic individuals with mild periodontitis [ 54], as well as defective PMN apoptosis [ 55], which may lead to increased retention of PMNs in the periodontal tissue, leading to more tissue destruction by continued release of MMPs and reactive oxygen species (ROS).

The microspheres were resuspended in culture media at 37°C for continued release of IL-1ra.