The phrase "are not encapsulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that certain elements or items are not contained or enclosed within a specific boundary or framework.
Example: "The variables in this function are not encapsulated, which may lead to unintended side effects."
Alternatives: "are not contained" or "are not enclosed".
More importantly, we find that these OFETs exhibit an unprecedented electro-mechanical robustness in air, even when they are not encapsulated in any protective capping layer: their performance does not deteriorate after multiple bending of the accumulation channel to a radius as small as ~200 μm.
The scaffolds presented here differ from previous hydrogel scaffolds in that: (i) cells are not encapsulated in hydrogel; (ii) macropores form in the presence of cells; and (iii) scaffold properties are controlled by the modular assembly of different microspheres that perform distinct functions.
In contrast to lymph nodes, TLSs are not encapsulated, resulting in constitutive, direct antigenic stimulation from their surrounding microenvironment [ 11].
Several reports suggest that a substantial fraction of extracellular miRNAs are not encapsulated within vesicles, but are protected against RNase digestion by association with proteins.
As some of these duplications have also been detected at sites with no pre-existing repeats, they constitute a new class of mutations that are not encapsulated by the standard slippage model (Levinson and Gutman 1987).
Given that in previous studies it was shown that bacteria are not encapsulated by a host membrane after entering the fungus, they should penetrate the membrane in a different way.
This suggests that research and interventions focused on the experience of sex in the context of cancer which concentrate on coital sex are not encapsulating the broad conceptualisation of sex and intimacy held by people with cancer and their partners, as well as many health professionals working in oncology.
The unique "banana" shape of host III allows the encapsulation of a complementary shaped guest that is not encapsulated in the known cylindrical capsules.
The cells were not encapsulated.
High-resolution transmission electron microscopy analyses typically display a Ni particle at the fiber tip, but this particle is not encapsulated by graphene layers, allowing its easy removal with a chemical acid treatment.
