Sentence examples for whose encapsulation from inspiring English sources

In addition to the neutralization capacity of antibody-coated liposomes, we investigated whether the liposomes could have the extra-function of delivering antiviral drugs intracellularly, in particular using high doses of otherwise poorly soluble hydrophobic drugs whose encapsulation in the liposome would limit its general toxicity.

Coaxial electrospraying is a promising technique for the production of multilayer encapsulation structures whose potential has already been demonstrated for pharmaceutical and biomedical applications.

SR have a dual cellular role: they are PRR of the immune system, whose triggering results in the cellular encapsulation of bacteria, and also have a housekeeping role of 'scavenging' cellular debris.

The most significant new capability of the technique we describe is the encapsulation of cells into gel modules whose small size allows nutrients to diffuse to all cells in the module.

In addition, it has been demonstrated that encapsulation of paramagnetic particles into CNTs leads to paramagnetic needles whose movements can be controlled [5].

Results indicate that the encapsulation of small hydrophobic molecules (<400 Da) may increase the mechanical integrity of microfilaments whose crystallinity is also increased as a result of the process.

Because brutalism, once the encapsulation in three-and-a-half syllables of everything thought hateful about modern architecture, a word whose inventors didn't even want to sound nice, is now exciting, sexy, intriguing.

The probe comprises a fiber-GRIN lens-prism module, a two- axis MEMS mirror whose size is 0.85 mm × 0.85 mm with flexible PCB, stainless-steel mount, a glass window, and an encapsulation tube.

Whose crime and whose punishment?

And know whose socks are whose.

Depends on whose mind, whose soul.