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In order to avoid completely your problem, what about rephrasing your example like this:

"Nano-boxes are used in medical science, such as cancer treatment, where the nano-boxes they are used to inject drugs into cells, e.g. cancer cells."

This way, you don't use i.e.'s or e.g's too much, which reduce flowing reading, and it also eliminates your problem of having nested abbreviations.

In order to avoid your problem completely, what about rephrasing your example like this:

"Nano-boxes are used in medical science, such as cancer treatment, where the nano-boxes they are used to inject drugs into cells, e.g. cancer cells."

This way, you don't use i.e.'s or e.g.'s too much, which inhibit the flow of reading, and it also eliminates your problem of having nested abbreviations.

In order to avoid completely your problem, what about rephrasing your example like this:

"Nano-boxes are used in medical science, such as cancer treatment, where the nano-boxes they are used to inject drugs into cells, e.g. cancer cells."

This way, you don't use too many i.e.'s or e.g's, which reduce flowing reading, and it also eliminates your problem of having nested abbreviations.

In order to avoid completely your problem, what about rephrasing your example like this:

"Nano-boxes are used in medical science, such as cancer treatment, where the nano-boxes they are used to inject drugs into cells, e.g. cancer cells."

This way, you don't use i.e.'s or e.g's too much, which reduce flowing reading, and it also eliminates your problem of having nested abbreviations.

In order to avoid completely your problem, what about rephrasing your example like this:

"Nano-boxes are used in medical science, such as cancer treatment, where the nano-boxes they are used to inject drugs into cells, e.g. cancer cells."

This way, you don't use too much i.e.'s or e.g's, which reduce flowing reading, and it also eliminates your problem of having nested abbreviations.

In order to avoid completely your problem, what about rephrasing your example like this:

"Nano-boxes are used in medical science, such as cancer treatment, where the nano-boxes they are used to inject drugs into cells, e.g. cancer cells."

This way, you don't use too many i.e.'s or e.g's, which reduce flowing reading, and it also eliminates your problem of having nested abbreviations.