Sentence examples for thus enclosed from inspiring English sources

The engulfed object is thus enclosed within a membrane-bound vacuole called a phagosome.

The myotomes, originally situated dorsally, expand on either side, penetrating between the skin on the outside and the lateral plates of the mesoderm on the inside, until they meet midventrally; the whole body is thus enclosed in a layer of developing muscle.

It is often considered to have evolved from enfolded megasporophyll or some other ovuliferous structure with enclosed ovules (angiospermy); alternatively, it is thought to have arisen from the cuplike bracts of extinct seed-bearing plants on which the leafy bracts grew together and thus enclosed the ovules.

Upturning of strata adjacent to the ice wedge may make a ridge of ground on the surface on each side of the wedge, thus enclosing the polygons.

After Muslims plundered areas of Rome in 846, Pope Leo IV built a wall around the area of the Vatican, thus enclosing the suburb that came to be known as the Leonine City.

Additional laths were usually added to the belly and back of the siyah thus enclosing both ends of the stave on four faces.

This QTL region, covering ∼20 cM, could thus enclose several genes involved in the genetic variation of several traits.

Second, 4D-MSPECT defines the valve plane perpendicular to the long axis, thus enclosing a part of the outflow tract to the LV volume.

Hence, together with the X-ray structure, we predict a probable connection to the cytoplasm for proton translocation lies around these charged residues, which also play structural roles, keeping together subunits and loops, thus enclosing the Q cavity beneath them.

This showed a roughly 10 nm × 10 nm trimeric particle composed of a head with multiple protrusions and three legs, which splayed outward towards the membrane, thus enclosing a membrane proximal cavity at the three-fold axis.

Another competing player relies on magnetic hard drives, which are typically larger in both capacity and size, and thus are enclosed in larger gadgets.