Sentence examples for biological isolation from inspiring English sources

Breaking the region's biological isolation, missionaries, Mounties and traders introduced German shepherds, Newfoundlands and Labradors, as well as their diseases, like distemper and rabies.

Aldrin also tweeted a photo of the Apollo 11 astronauts in biological isolation garments, which they wore so that lunar dust wouldn't infect people on Earth.

Divers provided the astronauts with Biological Isolation Garments (BIGs) which were worn until they reached isolation facilities on board the Hornet.

Chicks were fed with autoclave sterilizing chick feeds and divided into four groups, which were maintained in biological isolation.

The main goal of this paper was to review the sources, natively biological activities, isolation, characterization, and the structural features of natively bioactive polysaccharides.

For this purpose, various strategies have been developed e.g., biological screening, isolation as well as clinical trials for a variety of plants.

Different methods like biological screening, isolation of compounds and clinical trials have been used to find out the efficacy of medicinal plants against microorganisms causing a particular disease [ 16],[ 17].

In a global analysis of the conservation status of Azorean indigenous species, Silva et al. (2009) suggested possible natural threats (storms, strong wind, landslides), biological limitations (isolation of populations), as well as threats of human origin (expansion of invasive plants and introduced herbivores, changes in land use) as causes of species decline.

"Experimental biologists often think in static terms and tend to look at biological processes in isolation, whereas our approach is to think in more dynamic terms," explains Kummer.

This synthesis of literature from diverse fields highlights the problems of thinking about biological evolution in isolation from physical constraints.

Learning in tsetse populations may contribute to the biological and epidemiological isolation of subpopulations and consequently restrict gene flow.