The more minor role that B. trehalosi may play in BRD is supported by the isolation results described in this study.
The occurrence of VACV circulation among wild animals was supported by viral isolations in the 1960s and 1970s [22] [24] and by recent serological studies that showed a high prevalence of anti-OPV immunoglobulins from mammalians in Brazilian wildlife, including rodents, macaques, grey-foxes and coatis [25], [26].
It is important to stress, however, that visual representations are not used in isolation, but are supported by other types of evidence as well, or other theories (i.e., in order to understand the helical form of DNA, or the structure, chemistry knowledge was needed).
This view is supported by the observation that Apoer2−/− mutations in isolation already result in a noticeable cortical and hippocampal phenotype, unlike Vldlr−/− mutations [9], [25].
UNICEF is supporting safe homes for children in isolation for child "contacts" who are in 21-day isolation and have no one to care for them; and half-way homes for children without parental care for child survivors and "non-contacts" who were orphaned by Ebola and have no parental care.
We're supporting 120 families in one area, and a lot of the work we do is about isolation, mental health and shame".
These authors argue that carer support needs cannot be understood in isolation from the carer/care-recipient relationship.
This IS propaganda campaign shows that any counterterrorism support for Egypt cannot be given in isolation from domestic affairs, local grievances, and continuous political issues--terror groups know very well how to play on these to attract recruits.
Participants recognised that the decision support tool could not be used in isolation and that other components, such as training, would be important in helping policy makers reach decisions about strategies for care at birth.
The TBVI should not be considered in isolation from other initiatives for supporting clinical trials.
