Sentence examples for challenge of isolation from inspiring English sources
Our study indicates that health-workers in post-conflict settings are responding to the challenge of isolation by adopting e-health innovations that connect them to an international network of health workers.
In June 2010, the European Space Agency and Russian Institute of Biomedical Problems sent six men on a 520 day mission to Mars and back in a mock-up spacecraft in a Moscow suburb to examine the stresses of long-duration spaceflight and the challenges of isolation.
First, descriptions of the broad diversity of practice, challenges of isolation, long hours and access to resources as documented in other studies, were well represented in our data [ 4].
This imposes further challenges on isolation of effects of manipulating the microtubule network on the eIF2⍺ phosphatases and is an issue that may need to be addresses by future studies.
The challenge for isolation of the PM is its low abundance - 10% or less of the cellular membrane, depending on the tissue type - that is easily overwhelmed by high abundance compartments such as the endoplasmic reticulum (ER).
In one in-depth study, prepared for a legal challenge of prisoner-isolation practices, he concluded that about a third developed acute psychosis with hallucinations.
This high level of sequence identity between both the coding and non-coding regions of SCGB1A1 genes created a challenge for isolation and assessment of individual genes.
The chromatin features of the BX-C have not been studied in individual parasegments because of the technical challenges of cell isolation and molecular analysis on small samples.
Traversing this desert territory is both a physical and mental challenge of endurance and isolation; most days you may not see another soul.
Thus the challenge of addressing social isolation in this age group is a growing concern.
A challenge of pulmonary vein isolation (PVI) in catheter ablation for paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (PAF) is electrical reconnection of the PV.
