Sentence examples for two encapsulation from inspiring English sources

Two encapsulation machines are presented.

Comparing the two encapsulation approaches, microencapsulation results in greater surface area-to-volume ratio to enhance the heat transfer performance, improved durability, and suppressed supercooling [14].

In this paper, two encapsulation methods will be presented, one dealing with a phase separation phenomenon while the other involving an emulsification/extraction process in CO2 medium.

When two encapsulation techniques were compared, it was demonstrated that stability of PSC fabricated with encapsulation adopted from organic light emitting diode (OLED) technology was able to yield improved stability under high humidity environments compared to typical UV curable epoxy resin method [63].

Many of the highly expressed genes identified in the midgut have predicted involvement in stress and immune modulation and included unigenes predicted to encode several MPA2 allergen domain proteins, five carboxylesterases, two cathespins, two encapsulation related proteins, two mucin proteins, a lysosomal lipase, a cytochrome P450, a thaumatin domain protein, and a lectin domain protein.

SiO2 coatings were applied to silver and TiO2 nanoparticles and the feasibility of two different encapsulation techniques, a colloidal approach and chemical synthesis nucleation, were compared.

Encapsulated cells showed sustained viability during long-term in vitro culture with those encapsulated in multilayer capsules secreting significantly higher and sustained concentrations of 17 β-estradiol (E2) than the two other encapsulation schemes (p < 0.05, n = 6) in response to follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH).

Microencapsulation techniques are divided into two parts: encapsulation process, drying process.

One popular encapsulation view in synthetic biology is that DNA sequence information can be encapsulated as a Part.

Three different encapsulation systems were developed in the form of oil-in-water acidic emulsions (pH 3.0) with the oil phase in the form of microdroplets in which Pediococcus acidilactici cells were enclosed.

More specifically, Carruthers draws a distinction between two kinds of encapsulation: 'narrow-scope' and 'wide-scope'.