Sentence examples for clear entrapment from inspiring English sources

The line in US law is purportedly clear: entrapment is illegal, stings are legal.

It is clear that entrapment of the majority of antibacterial agents in liposomes tends to enhance bioactivity, bioavailability, and lower drug toxicity [50] [52].

However, several attempts failed to provide clear evidence for entrapment of small circular DNA by prokaryotic condensin.

Later, as the depths of Lila's entrapment become clear, her friend surveys the broken, older women around them.

We show for the first time that entrapment neuropathies have clear effects on both unmyelinated and myelinated fibres distal to the compression site.

We also document for the first time that entrapment neuropathies lead to a clear reduction in intraepidermal nerve fibre density, which was independent of electrodiagnostic test severity.

One other thing: If you compare Zeta-Jones' performance here and in Traffic to her earlier work in Entrapment and The Haunting, one thing is clear: she's getting better at her job.

The persistent stimulus of prolactin and hCG in 6-month-old hCGβ+ females provoked massive ovarian luteinization, with the entrapment of oocytes within luteinized follicles as a clear evidence of ovulation failure.

Additionally, the policing tactics related to crack--almost exclusively in black neighborhoods, using strategies most would consider entrapment--created a penal system where it was clear who would be arrested and imprisoned for drug infractions, no matter how minor.

(a) The SMNWs with ZnO NP show clear peaks at Zn and a higher peak at O resulting from the entrapment.

Deletion or mutation of the parB gene results in a clear drop in the levels of chromosomally bound condensin (∼5 10 fold less) in our chromosome entrapment assay.