Sentence examples for membrane encasing a from inspiring English sources

Yes, a crepine is the lacy membrane encasing a pig's intestine.

During the operation, a classical picture of EPS was found characterized by a thin cocoon-like sclerotic membrane encasing the small bowel.

The sensors consist of ultrathin-film iron (Fe) layers deposited on the PET substrate, Au lines as electrode connection lines, and anion exchange membrane encasing the sensor.

The GABAA-Rs are proteins that span the membrane encasing the nerve cells (i.e., neurons) and which are composed of five subunits arranged around a central pore.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04273.001 The cell membrane encases cells and functions as a protective barrier.

Bacterial meningitis, which is spread by respiratory and throat secretions and infects the membranes encasing the brain and the spinal column, has a fatality rate of 10 to 15percentt.

Inside, it is like a treasure chest, with papery white membranes encasing hundreds of glistening garnet gems -- seeds embedded in juice sacs.

The permeate of the TFF process (proteins with molecular weights below 350 kDa) was concentrated using the same TFF equipment fitted with a Pellicon® XL Biomax 5 device encasing a polyethersulfone membrane with MWL of 5 kDa.

The purification of the mallein pre-concentrate was achieved by ultrafiltration in a Millipore Labscale® TFF system fitted with a Pellicon® XL Ultracel 300 device encasing a regenerated cellulose membrane with a molecular weight limit (MWL) of 300 kDa.

Its transparent membranes encased in the geometric lattices of its woven structure fill and empty with air and smoke.

They are composed of an outer protein shell that encases a specific metabolic process.