Sentence examples for if encapsulated from inspiring English sources

Stefan Zweig's book has stayed with Andrea Wulf almost as if encapsulated in a bubble.

This study describes the successful generation of an artificial β-cell line, which, if encapsulated to avoid allograft rejection, may offer a clinically applicable cure for T1D.

Osteopontin knock-out (OPN−/−) animals normally exhibit impaired collateral vessel formation27; therefore, we used these animals in combination with a hindlimb ischemia model and evaluated if encapsulated mMSCs could rescue perfusion.

The transistors were either left as-is or, if encapsulated, a fluoropolymer was spin coated over both source/drain and channel before been isolated by mechanical scribing or wet chemical etching.

But what if we encapsulated ribozymes in liposomes?

Greening neatly – if inadvertently – encapsulated this in her London speech, when she praised SAB Miller, the brewing giant, for working with 1,200 farmers in South Sudan to supply its brewery in the capital, Juba; according to ActionAid, governments in Africa may have lost as much as £20m through SAB Miller's non-payment of tax.

He then sends what he has excised to a laboratory, where pathologists sample all around the outside of the extracted mass to see if it is encapsulated by healthy tissue.

What if the ocean, encapsulated in the film below by the booming voice of Harrison Ford, really did stop providing us with the generous benefits it has given us for all of human history?

If bisphosphonates are encapsulated in a liposome, they are no longer sequestered by the skeleton; instead, they are taken up by active phagocytic cells such as macrophages [ 73].

If anywhere encapsulates how once-glamorous resorts have turned to poverty, it is Blackpool.

Yet if anyone encapsulates Liverpool's Jekyll and Hyde identity it is the Brazilian: thrilling one match, invisible the next, and a real test for Klopp's motivational powers.