Sentence examples for Secluded environment from inspiring English sources

In 1940, at the age of 17, he entered Stanford University, "a peaceful, secluded environment reflecting America's isolation from the war raging in Eastern Europe," he recalled.

In addition to the public gallery spaces, there are more intimate, private viewing rooms where potential buyers can look at a painting, drawing or sculpture in a secluded environment knowing they don't have the now-or-never pressure of an auction.

Instead, Snider was allowed to be alone with students in "a separate and secluded environment" without supervision, the suit alleges.

With its almost cinematic sequences, the novel conveys a balance between its subdued humour and a strong sympathy for what goes on in people's minds, especially in a secluded environment removed from mainstream society.

When circumstances change, however, such as when cichlids or sticklebacks find themselves in the more stable and secluded environment of a lake rather than in streams or the ocean, this will tilt the balance towards inbreeding, and favour speciation.

Because we used a secluded environment with a single patient who was trained to provide identical answers to similar questions, and to interact in a homogeneous way with every clinician, we feel that we procured as uninfluenced a setting as possible.

These are increasingly being moved to the suburbs, where their customers report less shame and other psychosocial problems, given that their visits to these more secluded environments are less likely to be noticed [ 25].

"In the next two or three years I'll probably move out, but I'm not in a rush," he says, emphasizing how the secluded, supportive environment has allowed him to concentrate on music.

We have further shown that exposure of the typically-secluded brain environment to albumin, the most abundant blood protein, is sufficient to induce epileptiform activity and recurring seizures, and this depends on activation of TGFβ signaling4,5,6,7.

Upon dysfunction of the BBB, multiple blood-borne elements other than albumin gain access to the normally-secluded brain environment, and can potentially initiate a sequence of pathological events.

"It says a lot about the secluded life as an environment for study," he observed.