It is encapsulated in a flexible package (total thickness 0.2 mm).
Sodium molybdate is evaluated as corrosion inhibitor for steel in brackish water; it is encapsulated by interfacial polymerization and the produced capsules are characterized.
It is encapsulated in two bits of presidential oratory that were widely written off as careless rhetorical flourishes -- the glib "axis of evil" and the Islam-offending description of America's "crusade," which the White House later retracted.
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.
This methodology is based on Statistical Process Control (SPC) and it is encapsulated in a Leakage Location System (LLS) that automatically processes the night-time data recorded, with a one minute frequency, by the DMA's pressure loggers.
That time frame is ideal for gene therapy, as the polymer condenses and protects the mRNA against degradation while it is encapsulated in the endosome, but releases it soon after transfer into the cytoplasm, thus enabling transcription of the encoded protein.
Considering these properties, Moringa oleifera could be used as a good biosorbent when it is encapsulated.
PA differs from haematoma because it is encapsulated and communicates with the arterial lumen [20, 21].
It is encapsulated in the saying "our country, right or wrong," at least on the simplest and most obvious construal of this saying.
Secreted RNA appears to be protected against enzymatic degradation because it is encapsulated in vesicle-like structures that are less than 1 μm in diameter [5].
It is encapsulated in one of my favorite quotes that I first heard from Bruce Dunlevie of Benchmark Captial, "Good judgment comes from experience, but experience comes from bad judgment".
