Sentence examples for exceptionally isolated from inspiring English sources

He returns again and again to the Mirpuris who have settled in Bradford an exceptionally isolated and troubled bunch.

Burmese prisons are exceptionally isolated, and Chitmin Lay had picked up only scattered news, from a hidden radio that he shared with other inmates, about a rush of political changes that were beginning to unwind the world's longest-running military dictatorship.

Professor Yasir Suleiman, director of the Centre of Islamic Studies, said many converts were made to feel like "outsiders" by their friends and families but also by other Muslims, leaving them exceptionally isolated.

Note that Tigriopsis is a rather atypical marine invertebrate occurring in exceptionally small, isolated populations.

Exceptionally, EbDlx2/3/5C was isolated from the other cyclostome Dlx genes on this phylogenetic tree.

Small amounts of mRNA encoding KV1.4 may have been present but a specific product could not be isolated, suggesting exceptionally low expression.

Barres' team began to suspect astrocytes' participation in the pruning process when, having developed methods for isolating exceptionally pure populations of different types of brain cells, they saw that the genes for two separate biochemical pathways were active in astrocytes.

These methods excel at isolating exceptionally stable clusters with nonpolar ligand shells.

Here, we present the results from a broad array of biochemical and molecular analyses of fibrous bone tissues isolated from an exceptionally preserved 70 Ma mosasaur (a Cretaceous marine lizard [7]) humerus (IRSNB 1624; Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique) referred to the genus Prognathodon from the early Maastrichtian Ciply Phosphatic Chalk of Belgium.

"If you were far away from a railway you were economically isolated, so broadband is exceptionally important for Wales," he said.

As is well known, Australasia is the most geographically isolated continent and shows exceptionally high endemicity for higher animals, e.g. monotremes and marsupials, and plants [ 29, 30].