Sentence examples for the repeated release from inspiring English sources

Further fuel was added to the fire with the repeated release of hacked online correspondence, upon which the book had drawn, by a mysterious character called "Rawshark".

Jang [ 11] reported that the repeated release of cesarean section rates to the public did not significantly lower these rates.

These factors include: the "sliding clamp" that allows the polymerase to slide along the DNA; the "proofreading exonuclease" that removes mistakes in the newly built DNA strand, and the "processivity switch Tau" that is needed for the repeated release and repositioning of the polymerase at the lagging strand.

The repeated releases of different amounts of radiation - some large, some small - are unnerving the Japanese and their neighbours, who want reassurances that the situation will soon be brought under control, says the BBC's Chris Hogg in Tokyo.

To further characterize the applicability of such sensors, we tested the variability of the analyte signal by repeated release and collection cycles of a single sensor-sphere ("intrasphere").

Repeated release of neural chemicals flooding the brain creates physical dependency.

Widespread magmatic activity of the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province (CAMP) has been suggested to have caused this catastrophic event, and repeated release of SO2 gas, heavy metal emissions, and darkening were the main environmental stressors [ 119].

Moreover, the evolutionary robustness would be important in order to assess the possible repeated releases of gene drives, especially in cases when the population replacement strategy will be applied.

Repeated release requires cycles of soluble N-ethylmaleimide sensitive factor attachmeN-ethylmaleimide sensitive)–complex assembly and disassembly, with continuous generation ofactortive SNattachmentn intermediates.

It is possible that repeated release of hemozoin at each cycle of parasite growth in vivo may have a cumulative and greater effect on erythroid development than suggested by these in vitro experiments.

Here, we revealed that SNT-1/synaptotagmin 1 functions as an on-and-off switch to regulate Rab3 membrane association, thus facilitating repeated release.