31.   Phosphates can also be released into lakes and rivers from industrial waste and effluents and from the soil if there is overuse of fertilisers.

32.   This means that, in a well organised theatre, with professional embalmers, very little formaldehyde gas is likely to be released into the atmosphere.

33.   The Table also indicates the proportion of lysosomal enzymes released into the supernatant after sedimentation of uncubated pancreatic lysosomes.

34.   Furthermore, thin layer chromatography has shown that the immunoreactivity released into pancreatic tissue incubation media cochromatographs exclusively with the corresponding standard prostanoids.

35.   Sorry, would there be any exceptional stock provisions that were released, made in the first half, released into the second half for example?

36.   A small amount of radioactivity was released into the environment.

37.   Both of the proposed substitutes, hydrochloroflourocarbons and hydrofluorocarbons cause global warming as well as damaging the ozone layer when released into the atmosphere.

38.   Governments are attempting to devise safeguards to minimise the risks of genetic pollution when genetically modified organisms are released into the environment.

39.   But any off-spring from Noddy and Rupert will be able to be released into the wild.

40.   Some are recovering from being injured in road accidents, and will be released back into the wild when they can fend for themselves.