The phrase "at isolation" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a state of being isolated, but the correct expression would be "in isolation."
Example: "The patient was kept in isolation to prevent the spread of infection."
Alternatives: "in seclusion" or "in solitude."
Resistance to nalidixic acid was determined at isolation for 281 (57.1%) of 492 isolates and was found for 53 (18.9%).
The clinical significance of each MRSA isolate was settled on one or more of the following criteria: 1) a positive MRSA culture from a normally sterile body site; 2) documented clinical diagnosis of infection at isolation time (e.g. sputum isolates in patients with documented pneumonia).
At the same time, though, she acknowledges that three failed efforts to reset the bilateral relationship have demonstrated that engagement has worked no better than attempts at isolation.
The unity of Europe is all the more crucial, as the disintegration of European solidarity is one of the main objectives of the terrorists, aiming at isolation, distrust and fear.
We could show that particularly the current primary OSR cropping regions are largely unsuitable for coexistence and would suffer from a net loss of OSR area even at isolation distances of 400 or 800 m.
The present study aims at isolation, identification, characterization and prediction of three-dimensional molecular architecture of a proteolytic enzyme from the early blight pathogen, Alternaria solani which are hypothesized to be a marker of phytopathogenicity.
Muse-AT cell isolation from lipoaspirate material is both temporally and monetarily efficient.
Mr Pooley will work at the isolation unit at Connaught Hospital in Freetown, Sierra Leone, where he will train staff and set up new isolation units.
Total RNAs were isolated, reverse transcribed as described at RNA isolation and cDNA synthesis.
