Sentence examples for encapsulated because from inspiring English sources

Enzymes eluted by liposome were encapsulated because their activity was detectable only by using TX-100 in the solution.

It's a novel that's wonderfully hard to encapsulate, because it faces in many directions at the same time, and glitters with different emotional colors.

They may also have beneficial effects for treating RA because encapsulated bisphosphonates are capable of reducing macrophage levels, and some appear to act directly as MMP inhibitors.

It's much larger than any single idea can encapsulate, partly because these films try to capture the essence of existence, of life itself.

It was an obvious inclusion, says Linehan, because it encapsulated the essence of Vivid Music.

First published in 1974, Dungeons & Dragons became the first globally successful RPG because it encapsulated the genre of heroic fantasy.

Warhol used Taylor just as he used soup cans, as shorthand to re-evaluate popular culture, because she encapsulated it.

Throughout his life Nkosi has been a symbol of HIV/Aids because he encapsulated the reality, the injustice and the discrimination of the epidemic.

Popular in Vienna because it encapsulated bourgeois taste rather than aristocratic pretension, it portrayed people from everyday life rather than abstract ideals - the man or woman familiar from the family or the street rather than gods, heroes or classical archetypes.

"I started with William Kentridge and Handspring because they encapsulated what I was trying to say with this exhibit — that is, puppetry's ability to give form to the internal experience," said Leslee Asch, the show's guest curator and the executive director of the Silvermine Guild Arts Center in New Canaan, Conn.

The lines became lodged in the mind because they encapsulated an uncomfortable and at the same time compelling idea.