Sentence examples for was suitable for release from inspiring English sources

Five probation officers interviewed Hindawi and two considered he was suitable for release, one thought he could be released if he remained in Britain, while the remaining two did not support release.

Activision decided that the game was suitable for release, but was contractually-bound to withhold Bloodlines until after the debut of Half-Life 2 in November 2004.

She continued, "One is left with the impression that the state's position is that because of this man's past crimes, there would, in essence, never be a time that he would be suitable for release".

Therefore it is not possible to devise a single test system which would be suitable for release testing of such complex dosage forms.

In the next few days the Court of Appeal will announce its decision on whether Britain's most notorious murderess must be incarcerated until she dies, despite a suggestion by the Parole Board, a penal review body, that she is "suitable for release".

Likewise, is there any relevant source code that would be suitable for release to the community?

Using both in vivo approaches, a near 1 1 linear Level A correlation between in vitro and in vivo release was obtained for the four formulations evaluated, suggesting that the 'modified dialysis' technique was suitable for in vitro release assessment of risperidone PLGA dosage forms.

The in vitro release kinetics studies of fluorescein isothiocyanate labeled dextran (dextran-FITC) model drug from the hydrogel showed that the hydrogel was suitable for relatively long-term sustained controlled release of macromolecular drugs, which many simple triblock copolymer hydrogel systems could not achieve.

It was suitable for consumption.

These types of gels are suitable for sustained release of drugs and tissue engineering scaffold.

A series of protein-based inhalation formulations have been developed and tested, and shown to be suitable for controlled release in the respiratory tract.