Sentence examples for may be entrapped from inspiring English sources
Calcium carbonate scale does not provide nucleation sites, but it provides a matrix in which silica may be entrapped (Gill 1998).
There are three types of NER [1]: xenobiotics may be entrapped in the structural network of inorganic and organic soil or sediment components (type I), or may be covalently bound to humic matter (type II).
Much of the existing layout design literature that uses a surrogate function for flow distance or for simplified objectives may be entrapped into local optimum; and subsequently lead to a poor layout design due to the multiple-attribute decision making (MADM) nature of a layout design decision.
As an alternative, we propose that the sensing chemistry may be entrapped within red blood cells (RBCs) through the hypotonic dilution method.
Whereas the hydrophilic drugs may be entrapped inside the aqueous cores of liposomes, or located in the external water phase [ 16].
Since there was no known surfactants added and also the water was completely evaporated, the final formulation did not show any separations as solids or liquid, instead appeared as monophasic liquid, it was thought that the hydrophilic contents may be entrapped in a micro/nano vesicular form which may not appear to the naked eye.
During polymerization, drugs may be added and be entrapped within the nanoparticle polymer network.
Unstable nanoparticles may form large aggregates in micrometer size scale, which can be entrapped in the capillary bed of the lungs and pose a serious danger to patients.
She was not to be entrapped," she claimed.
If solidification is rapid, impurities can be entrapped in the solid matrix.
But in this post-Iraq war moment – when the most aggravated conspiracies we seem to have in New York City involve, for example, a lone Dominican guy who advertises his hatred of the government on Facebook and who may have been entrapped by local police – our "ruthless enemy" just doesn't seem quite as numerous as Miller's Persian hordes.
