Sentence examples for durations of isolation from inspiring English sources

Low-income workers were still significantly more likely than high-income workers to say that they would have serious financial problems if isolated from work (OR 3.52), indicating disproportionate vulnerability for low-income populations across all durations of isolation.

Crandall and Hillis 1997 [ 35] found no difference in the evolutionary rates of the rhodopsin gene between surface crayfish and eyeless crayfish species that differed in presumed durations of isolation in the subterranean habitat, and suggested that rhodopsin may be functional in these blind species.

Various factors such as the total number of founders, number and intensity of bottlenecks, levels of endogamy, age and duration of isolation shape the demographic history of isolates.

The median duration of isolation was five (IQR 3, 7) days for adults and seven (IQR 4, 7) days for children (p = 0.10).

To our knowledge, this is the first randomized study on thyroid ablation that addresses also adverse effects of radioiodine and duration of isolation required following administration.

The median duration of isolation was 10 days.

Average duration of isolation for patients with negative microbiologicial test results was 4.6 days.

The duration of isolation for chromogenic agar was also doubled compared with Xpert MRSA (30.0 hours versus 16.1 hours) [ 23].

The trial protocol takes this constraint into account by daily testing of specific probes thereby keeping the duration of isolation to a minimum.

Duration of isolation was 27.6 and 21.4 hours with IDI and GeneXpert, respectively, and would have been 96.0 hours when based on conventional cultures.

According to Wassenberg et al., a shortened duration of isolation in hours was observed with Xpert MRSA, closely followed by BD GeneOhm MRSA.