Sentence examples for evident isolation from inspiring English sources

CO1: The barcode region is extremely variable (Fig. 16) – there is evident isolation by distance which is largely concordant with the biogeographic regions proposed by Wilme et al. [29].

We observed that among African women the impact of fear created an evident isolation with no possibility of sharing their illness with people close to them.

Population structure was evident, but isolation by resistance (i.e. fragmentation) was not a significant factor in our focal landscape.

Interestingly, a difference was evident after isolation: the morphology of the TRK-T3 foci in NY317F cells was less transformed than that of the foci in NIH3T3 and NWT cells, and will be subsequently called 'intermediate' (Table 1-wrap>).

The feelings that are evident – anxiety, disconnect, isolation – are universal.

This was evident with the isolation of functional Pm3 alleles that differ from Pm3CS by a few nucleotides.

This was somewhat evident with the isolation of syringic acid that had the lowest AChE inhibition among the isolated compounds (IC50 = 29.53 ± 0.19  μg/mL).

Its ubiquity is evident by the isolation of this microorganism in fecal specimens from healthy hosts, soil, water, waste, vegetables, and processed silage or food (as well as their factories) [ 1].

Even today the effects of isolation are evident.

Israel's isolation is evident beyond its immediate borders, as was noted by many of Israel's traditional European allies voting in favor of non-member observer state status for Palestine at the UN last year and the entire Non-Aligned Movement voting unanimously in favor of Iran's right to pursue nuclear energy in Tehran last August.

Are evident patterns of genetic isolation by distance within the ergatoid ponerines examined here shared by all those with wingless queens?