Sentence examples for categories of isolation from inspiring English sources

For this diagram, three categories of screening (universal admission screening, targeted screening, and no screening) and three categories of isolation practices were distinguished.

The five categories of isolation reflect differences in access to services, cultures and health outcomes for Aboriginal children in Western Australia, and range from none (Perth metropolitan area), to low, moderate, high and extreme [ 51].

Depending on an individual assessment which considers the possibility for transmitting microorganisms on basis of their anatomic location, patients may fall into one of three categories: (a) no isolation, (b) contact isolation or (c) strict isolation in a single room.

Microfluidic isolation can be generally divided into two broad categories of enrichment modalities, either isolation based on the cell physical characteristics (e.g., size and density) or cell biochemistry (e.g., antigen expressions).

This link between the categories of "support", "social network" and "isolation" was explained by one mother as "Sometimes may be there is lack of support, if you don't have a big network, you just might feel isolated".

First, we present a novel combination of depth and color features to recognize different object categories in isolation.

The isolation factor used seven categories of time weighted in a stepwise fashion from less than 30 min to greater than four hours [ 17] with higher scores for longer time categories to a service.

The effects of isolation?

The tragedy of isolation?

A sense of isolation prevails.

The effect of isolation was dramatic.