Sentence examples for consequences of isolation from inspiring English sources

Human rights lawyers point to the psychological and physical consequences of isolation, and say that its use may amount to torture or ill-treatment.

We evaluated the potential consequences of isolation on local populations, by comparing predicted and observed abundance.

Genetic consequences of isolation such as reduced haplotype diversity and genetic drift can enhance the power for locus identification in genetic association studies of complex traits.

These included consequences of isolation in both rural and urban practice, superficial or cursory consultations resulting in diagnostic conclusions being reached with incomplete clinical evidence, and poor compliance with standards of practice and accepted guidelines.

While BKT appear to adapt to isolation (Letcher et al. 2007), it is not known whether local populations can adapt quickly enough to counteract the potentially negative consequences of isolation resulting from climate change.

Certain cave populations (Pachón, Curva, Molino and Caballo Moro) demonstrated the highest levels of genetic differentiation from surface-dwelling fish, likely as a consequence of isolation since these caves are perched populations or isolated from nearby surface streams [ 8].

There are lessons to draw here, among them what I've noted already: that one consequence of isolation is seeing standard metrics of success as not just unattainable but as the property of people not like us.

Fragmentation may be a consequence of isolation that can either be geographical or environmental.

We highlight the importance of considering the consequence of isolation and colonization processes in order to better understand the evolutionary history of steppe species.

Populations of freshwater fish that have not established themselves by dispersal into recently de-glaciated areas appear much more likely to exhibit significantly greater evolutionary diversification as a consequence of isolation within watershed boundaries [ 13, 15, 51].

In Experiment II, the time for which the animals stayed in the metabolic cage was reduced to 16 or 17 hours to limit the discomfort experienced as a consequence of isolation and separation.