Sentence examples for encapsulated against from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, these sensors can result in more efficient quality assurance, are fully encapsulated against environmental influence, provide an ideal connection between sensor and metal matrix due to integration in the casting process, and enable engineers to place sensors directly at the place of interest without limitations.
The 103rd event encapsulated his argument against a repeat of the 1994 midterm elections that cost his party control of Congress, and helped continue erasing sour memories of his last campaign foray two years ago.
Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson III of the Fourth Circuit, a conservative, encapsulated the case against Heller when he wrote that the majority "read an ambiguous constitutional provision as creating a substantive right that the Court had never acknowledged in the more than two hundred years since the amendment's enactment.
I encapsulated my argument against installing "liberal education in authoritarian places" last year in a New York Times essay and, more thoughtfully, in the fine British website openDemocracy.
In mice, B1 B cells producing natural antibodies are important for the immediate defense against encapsulated bacteria.
Conjugate vaccines have been developed against encapsulated bacteria such as Streptococcus pneumoniae to provide improved immune responses.
The functional consequences of the loss of UM cells remains unknown, but may explain the increased risk of SLE and Sjogren's syndrome patients for developing pneumococcal disease [ 74], as IgD+CD27+ B cells are important responders against encapsulated bacteria [ 75].
Other standard breast cancer chemotherapeutics (e.g. vinorelbine, camptothecins) and investigational agents (e.g. ellipticine, hydroxamic acid inhibitors of histone deacetylase) have been similarly encapsulated and evaluated against these tumor xenograft models, all showing enhanced therapeutic efficacy by the targeted ILs > nontargeted Ls > free drug.
Their victory over racism and anti-Semitism on Sunday October 4 1936 became known as the Battle of Cable Street and encapsulated the British fight against a fascism that was stomping across Europe.
The Ravens' game against Philadelphia encapsulated some of the warnings the locked-out officials had given before the season: that replacement officials might not be able to control players who would push the limits of play to test their resolve.
British Columbia-based Tekmira Pharmaceuticals is a bit further ahead of BioCryst with a small interfering RNA molecule (encapsulated in lipid nanoparticles) against Ebolavirus RNA polymerase L protein.
