Sentence examples for rather encapsulated from inspiring English sources

His last appearance, as a substitute who had to be replaced, in the 2007 FA Cup final rather encapsulated his stint at the club: a cameo cut short by injury that still yielded a winners' medal.

While semantic processes appear to be open to context information (cf., [31]), syntactic processing seemed rather encapsulated and immune against such external influences.

Using encapsulated rather than pourable oils would add precision to the dose of omega-3 fatty acid supplementation.

Interestingly, a subsequent longer term 25 week study using L. rhamnosus GR-1 plus L. reuteri RC-14 did not reveal a CD4+ T-cell modulating effect, possibly due to the use of an encapsulated rather than a yogurt formulation [ 46].

Blumenthal, in an article explaining the concept of "flavour encapsulation", explained that flavour is much more intense in encapsulated bursts, rather than being dispersed in a solution, stating that the more that the eggs are cooked, the more that the proteins stick together.

A rather suggestive sonographic feature is an encapsulated hyperechoic lesion with fine linear internal echoes [19, 20].

Unlike neuromas, they are well-circumscribed, encapsulated lesions that splay rather than invade adjacent nerve fibers [5].

The size of the encapsulated particles varies within a rather broad range from 10to2020 nm to several hundred nanometers.

The encapsulated β-carotene was in an amorphous (rather than crystalline form) as detected by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).

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.

The encapsulated yeast utilised the sugars in a rather similar fashion to the freely suspended yeast (Table  2).