Sentence examples for encapsulated group from inspiring English sources

The plasma drug levels of all drugs were higher in the D1 encapsulated group compared with D2, resulting in higher values of area under the plasma drug concentration time curve (AUC0 ∞).

But airplane passengers, Zurcher wrote, "seem to represent intensely the encapsulated group".

In a 1979 paper on airplane passengers, a sociologist named Louis A. Zurcher came up with a name for strangers shoved into the same small space: "encapsulated groups".

Raw material encapsulated groups were compared to 'blank' groups and evaluated for surface topology, molecular weight, and mechanical performance as a function of time.

Etask is a packing widget that encapsulates a group of threads to complete a task.

The first case of microencapsulation of islets was in 1980 when the Lim and Sun group encapsulated the islets in microcapsules composed of alginate-polylysine-polyethyleneimine [32].

The message of the group, encapsulated in a "Declaration" written by McKinnon, is a plea for calm, reason and cooperation.

As shown in Figure 5, the cell-encapsulated group generated significantly more new bone than the counterpart without cell encapsulation at 3 months.

If the pDNA was not encapsulated, the CO3Ap/pDNA groups in the in vitro transfection studies would have generated similar gene expression values as the naked pDNA group– 1(c)).

"We think that spirit was encapsulated in the groups that came together in Clapham, Hackney and elsewhere to rebuild their communities," he said.

Next, amino groups encapsulated iron oxide NPs are synthesized by APTES modification.