The procedure for synthesizing PLGA nano- or microparticles can be modified in their different variables to obtain systems with controlled size, in which it is possible to encapsulate hydrophobic or hydrophilic molecules, with an adequate colloidal stability and the possibility of surface functionalization for targeted delivery.
Yet the speed with which it was replaced by despair encapsulates why their hold on their Premier League status remains so uncertain.
One of the most elegant expressions of the view is by the economist Deirdre McCloskey in her Bourgeois series, the fourth of which (out next year) encapsulates it neatly: Bourgeois Equality: How Ideas, Not Capital or Institutions, Enriched the World.
It is tempting to start with The Clash's London's Burning, which certainly encapsulates the way many of us feel right now, or the nostalgic Waterloo Sunset, an etiolated hymn to a wonderful city.
Hence the term denier, which neatly encapsulates their flat refusal to face facts.
Almost 40 years later, poets Paul Farley and Michael Symmons Roberts chose Edgelands, which neatly encapsulates their liminal nature.
He suggested "The devil wears Barbour", which neatly encapsulates everything you need to know about Tatler.
Next, Komunyakaa reads his own poem "Night Gigging," which similarly encapsulates, as he says, "a symphonic moment".
For a bioinformatically described BMC (GRM5), which presumably encapsulates a Glycyl Radical Enzyme, lactaldehyde is reduced to propanediol.
A lot of people see it as a song which encapsulates the riots and the general discontent in Britain at that time, but we didn't intend for it to reflect the frustrated state of the nation.
