Sentence examples for developing isolation from inspiring English sources

Everyday tasks for Ms van der Velde, 54, include taking sick patients to the unit, disinfecting houses and developing isolation and prevention techniques.

The potential use of circulating DNA for cancer detection could be greatly enhanced by developing isolation methods that result in less degradation and by adapting assay methods to use the low amounts that can be isolated.

Complete coverage by sensors to account for any release scenario of chemical or biological warfare agents may provide the opportunity to develop isolation and evacuation plans that mitigate the impact of the attack.

In the current study, we aim to identify polymorphic compound microsatellite markers for S. incisa using a recently developed isolation technique (Lian et al., 2006) to characterize genetic variation of S. incisa populations, and to test their transferability to its close allies, S. dentata and S. kiriloviana.

The system is further reinforced by using a weight support mechanism to enhance the performance for supporting heavy payloads and/ or developing large isolation table.

These ideas are mirrored in the findings of this study, which may be indicative of policy not developing in isolation (Wincott 2010; Béland 2009) as well as of the time it takes for policy ideas to change practice.

This advice covers known cases, suspected cases and those who are at risk of developing CJD. Isolation is not needed.

Sympatric Parafontaria millipede species that lack effective precopulatory isolation were shown to have developed mechanical isolation by means of gonopod and cyphopod sexual morphological character displacement that effectively prevented interspecific transfer of the spermatophore to sympatric females [46].

However, if there are many loci controlling reproductive isolations, any pair of populations would eventually develop reproductive isolation.

Products like that need to be be developed in isolation from the rest of the company, and it requires developers to steer clear from paths already traveled".

European voyagers reversed the course of evolution, in which the plant and animal life of each continent developed in isolation.