Sentence examples for distancing and isolation from inspiring English sources

A systematic review done by Mbonu et al [ 34] established a range of issues as discrimination in care, distancing and isolation as some of the barriers to VCT uptake in the sub-Saharan Africa.

Give them credit for not moving to suburbs, where distance and isolation weaken community ties.

Distance and isolation come naturally to Turrell, but he has also learned how valuable they are to his work.

A sense of aching distance and isolation is palpable in every frame of the film, which portrays Helsinki as a bleak, shadowy Edward Hopper cityscape.

The span of it evokes the feeling of distance and isolation that runs through her work, and the awareness, more often found in science than in fiction, that what we can comprehend is a small part of everything there is to know.

By calculating spatially explicit zeta diversity, say, using the moving window technique, we could visualise and identify how species similarity decays with geographical distance or environmental gradients, reflecting the distance decay patterns named isolation by distance and isolation by resistance, respectively (e.g. Berthouly-Salazar et al. 2013).

In rural areas this was linked to large distances and isolation, in urban Ulaanbaatar (UB) this was linked to high numbers of unregistered and poor population living in dire conditions in the periphery of the capital.

A particularly useful parallel may be drawn between the context of the WKB region and that found in rural Australia, where issues of distance and isolation are clearly comparable.

Further disadvantages to self-testing exist in resource-limited settings, such as issues with regulation of test development and sale, quality control of self-tests and storage of tests at acceptable temperatures, as well as heightened barriers to counseling and linkage to care given geographic distances and isolation.

While access is a complex concept [ 10, 11], for health care consumers living in rural areas a key component of good access to health services is minimising the geographical barriers of distance and isolation, particularly when rural residents are required to travel outside of their immediate town to access health care.

In particular, we examine how intervention schedules, restricted stockpiles and contact reduction (social distancing measures and isolation of cases) determine the course of a pandemic wave and the success of interventions.