The phrase "a common isolation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a shared experience of being isolated or separated from others, often in a social or emotional context.
Example: "During the pandemic, many people experienced a common isolation that affected their mental health."
Alternatives: "shared isolation" or "mutual isolation".
The most frequently isolated microorganism, the most common isolation site and type of infections were A. baumannii, tracheal aspirate, and VAP respectively.
This illustrates a common pattern reproductive isolation between species is maintained by several RIMs in succession; if one breaks down, others are still present.
In engineering applications, ship machinery vibration may be induced by multiple rotational machines sharing a common vibration isolation platform and operating at the same time, and multiple sinusoidal components may be excited.
The people who reach out to me all have one thing in common: isolation.
The most common isolation of ICM has been from 5-8-day-old blastocysts, but 9-day-old blastocysts have also been used [1], [2], [3].
The most common isolation technique is based on enzymatic digestion of adipose tissue to obtain the SVF.
The two most common isolation sources for actinomycetes are animal hosts and soil, although recently marine actinomycetes have garnered significant interest.
Once the cell markers we use have been fully validated, the mammary stem cell community should be encouraged to develop common isolation protocols and nomenclature to facilitate the integration of data.
In other parts of the world, M. kansasii, M. abscessus and M. chelonae have been common isolations and, especially in Asia, RGM have been commonly reported [ 4– 6].
Proulx is drawn to Wyoming, you feel, because it reveals people as essentially small against the vast open spaces, sharing a common humanity of isolation and vulnerability, while at the same time exaggerating their quirks and individual oddities.
