Sentence examples for easily encapsulated from inspiring English sources

As the Pelosi video and the ESA episode indicate, Gingrich's environmental views haven't been easily encapsulated.

One of the reasons why events like last week's conference are not reported is that they do not exist inside a capsule, so they cannot be easily encapsulated.

Water-insoluble antitumor drug, SN-38, was easily encapsulated into mPEG-SS-PBLG nanomicelles by lyophilization method.

Enslaved life was always colloquial to its environs and discretionary to the personal choices of slave holders and the enslaved, thus "typical" rations for an enslaved person are not easily encapsulated by one account.

In the method, the oil phase of melted SA can be easily encapsulated and stabilized by the graphene Pickering stabilizer in an aqueous medium.

In the current study, we utilized dopamine to modify the surface of IONPs, yielding nanoconjugates that can be easily encapsulated into human serum albumin (HSA) matrices (clinically utilized drug carriers).

But it could just as easily encapsulate the damage done in parts of the capital, Damascus, or in towns and villages from Idlib in the north to Deraa in the south, where the first stirrings of insurrection in March 2011 sparked the war.

Cyclodextrins (CDs) are chiral, truncated cone shaped macrocyles, and can easily encapsulate fluconazole inside their hydrophobic cavity.

A construct of 'global health', loaded with desirable, normative, but ineffective 'lines of division' can too easily encapsulate those who de facto, viz. in theory do not share, but especially in practice do not realise or even actively oppose the normative objectives.

A hydrophobic dye (nile red) can easily be encapsulated into the hydrophobic PTyr core of the PTyr-g-PEtOx micelles in water, which remains stable without any release of the dye even when the temperature is increased above the LCST of the GCC.

Sustainability is seen as an external factor to the planning process, which has to be pushed forward and legitimised by a standard, which can easily be encapsulated in the planning or design of a building or (part of) a city.