Sentence examples for constantly isolated from inspiring English sources

Although wild-bird strains have been constantly isolated in Hong Kong and Qinghai between 2007 and 2008, the virus transmission started to return to poultry in 2008 and even the new host of humans in 2009.

But even Sheen becomes the victim of the concept by constantly isolating any word that contains a psychological clue.

The three structures are absorbed and perpetuated in society through various historical and sociocultural forces that constantly isolate power and assign social norms on the basis of gender-determined roles.

Our best defense is to revamp how we've been approaching security, and to move from constantly bombarded, isolated defensive positions to a united, intelligence-driven collaborative front against cybercrime.

Mr. Kelley wore hats constantly and became isolated, depressed and frustrated.

The Internet Lick actually spent most of his first six months at ARPA on airplanes, constantly seeking out isolated research groups.

He was also constantly discriminated against, isolated and treated not at a comrade and brother that he deserved to be treated.

Two subspecies of C. regalis (subsp. divaricata and subsp. paniculata) and C. tenuissima are unique on account of their constantly long and almost isolated scales.

Mitochondria are isolated organelles constantly going through cycles of fusion and fission.

The KI67 positive fraction of CAFs in tissues was extremely low whereas isolated CAFs showed a constantly high proliferation.

Libya, which has just emerged from years of isolation, needs to be constantly reminded that it can be fully isolated again.