Sentence examples for appropriate encapsulation from inspiring English sources

The challenges are to select the appropriate encapsulation technique and encapsulating materials.

It was concluded that using PLGA with higher molecular weight, high surfactant and polymer concentrations led to a more appropriate encapsulation efficiency of insulin with low burst effect and desirable release pattern.

The thermodynamic balance for disproportionation into the binary iodides is delicate, but should be preventable with appropriate encapsulation, which avoids loss of the more volatile MAI component.

All peptides led to complete gelation within 2.5 minutes after UV light was applied and, consequently, are promising and appropriate for cell encapsulation, as discussed further below.

β-Cyclodextrin was the appropriate host molecule for encapsulation due to the following: the cheapest natural cyclodextrin which can be used in "green" complexation of natural compounds.

The results demonstrate that the w/o/w microspheres are most appropriate, providing a high encapsulation efficiency and low initial burst release, and thus these were finally used for cartilage tissue engineering.

Cell viability and metabolic activity subsequently were evaluated 1 and 3 days after polymerization to determine polymerization conditions appropriate for the initial encapsulation and culture of cells, respectively.

Note that, unlike other click reactions discussed above, SPAAC-based gel formation requires no additional reagents (e.g., initiator or buffering agents) and proceeds under physiological conditions with time scales that are reasonably appropriate for facile cellular encapsulations.

Ideal QD nano-carrier materials for drugs should have the following properties [19]: (1) no reaction with drugs, (2) high drug loading capacity and encapsulation efficiency, (3) appropriate preparation and purification method (4) good biocompatibility and low toxicity, (5) certain mechanical strength and stability and appropriate particle size and shape, (6) longer residence time in vivo.

(6) Encapsulation – Implement and encapsulate the behavior of each mechanism in the appropriate language of the environment.

The common technique of growing cells in two-dimensions (2-D) is gradually being replaced by culturing cells on matrices with more appropriate composition and stiffness, or by encapsulation of cells in three-dimensions (3-D).