Sentence examples for more encapsulated and from inspiring English sources

Strikingly, while control tumours were able to invade the dermis, integrin β1 knockdown tumours were significantly more encapsulated and less invasive.

Note that tumors in which LTBP3 or SNED1 are knocked down are less invasive and more encapsulated than in the control tumors.

The microbigs can seem transcendent like Facebook or possessing the lifetime of a gnat like a thousand forgotten startups or neverwases, but nowhere are the range of possible outcomes more encapsulated than Twitter.

The algorithmic timeline is probably a better business move for Twitter, something that will ensure that more causal users can get a more encapsulated experience when they open the app rather than a hodgepodge snapshot of their followers' thoughts.

In addition, shPODXL tumors appeared to be more encapsulated, with little to no evidence of invasion into the surrounding skeletal muscle.

The released mechanism agreed with Fickian diffusion for encapsulated and non-encapsulated quercetin, whereas the release mechanism of encapsulated and non-encapsulated rutin agreed with non-Fickian diffusion.

Difference in mobility between encapsulated and non-encapsulated Bi inclusions caused differences in the mechanical properties of the composites.

The recombinant protein fusions remained encapsulated and surrounded by ER membrane.

More and more plastic encapsulated microcircuits (PEMs) are used in space missions to achieve high performance.

Importantly, ∼5 times more hydrogel-encapsulated mDA neurons survived after transplantation in the rat striatum, compared to unencapsulated neurons harvested from commonly used 2D surfaces.

SPPNs tend to be well-encapsulated and contain haemorrhagic components, with more solid enhancing areas at the periphery and enhancement of the cyst wall [34].