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Doug Mitchelson, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, said: "I think certainly a benefit of the spinoff is that mergers and acquisition risk related to newspapers or education would be isolated at the smaller publishing entity".

When the 23 mm balloon was used, the veins were found to be isolated at the level of the ostium, whereas use of the 28 mm larger balloon results in the formation of much wider, circumferential and antrally located lesions.

As described above, rare populations of tumour-antigen-specific T cells do exist and specifically can be isolated at the site of the tumour, and these are known as tumour infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) (Kawakami et al., 1994; Robbins et al., 2013).

At the same time, the 71.3% of isolated EpCAM positive CTCs were isolated at the first half area whereas the 76.9% of EpCAM negative CTCs were collected at the latter half area.

In the great pyramid of nature, according to this view, one little group of siblings is isolated at the top, separated by a huge biological gap from lower beings.

No wonder it was the United States, not North Korea, that was isolated at the negotiating table.

The blue Democratic states are isolated at the margins, along the west coast, across the northern midwest and down the Atlantic seaboard to Washington DC.

Dr Kent Brantly had been isolated at the group's Ebola treatment centre at the ELWA hospital in the Liberian capital, Monrovia.

Thirty one people are isolated at the clinic, 16 of them are patients, the rest are staff, according to hospital director Dramane Maiga.

Dr. Starke said that the boy had been isolated at the hospital, and that precautions had been taken to prevent the spread of his disease.

DENVER — Sixty-seven Air Force cadets have tested positive for swine flu and are being isolated at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, a spokesman for the academy said Tuesday.