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Following dialysis against low-salt buffer, the neutral lipid complexes (NLCs) had average effective diameters less than 200 nm and encapsulated up to 80% of the DNA.

Experimental results indicated that IUdR, as an anti-cancer drug, could be encapsulated up to 80% EE in this nanocarrier and could be in-vitro released up to 90% during 120 h.

Using the different advertising frame types, the advertiser either encapsulates up to 31 bytes of data directly in the advertisement frame or announces its willingness to establish a connection in data channels.

By encapsulating up to 0.3 wt.% retinoic acid (RA) within aligned poly(ε-caprolactone) (PCL) nanofibers (average diameter ∼270 nm, AF750), sustained released of RA was obtained for at least 14 days (∼60% released).

It was observed that perfluorinated amphiphilic copolymers could encapsulate up to 14% (by wt) of hydrophobic drug and showed decent 19F NMR signals even at a very low concentration.

These cationic polymers self-assemble with DNA to form nanoparticles that encapsulate up to 100 plasmids per nanoparticle, are noncytotoxic and biodegradable with a half-life between 1 and 7 h in aqueous conditions, and show promise for therapeutic use.

Thermal stability of the encapsulated nucleotides up to 300 °C has been observed (Choy et al., 2004).

The drug release from the ThioPASP gel was studied on a vertical Franz diffusion cell: a burst release of sodium diclofenac occurred in the first hour, followed by sustained release of the encapsulated drug for up to 24 h.

"A multitiered nightclub that appears to be modeled on the Rainbow Room encapsulates the ups and downs of two lovers".

Viability of the free and encapsulated islets up to the 7th day was approved by acridine orange (AO)/propidium iodide (PI).

New modelling methods that combine complex systems thinking at a local level with macro-level economic analysis of the land system would reconcile the multi-scale dynamics currently encapsulated in bottom-up and top-down modelling approaches.