Sentence examples for experienced isolated from inspiring English sources
One week after sampling, two children had experienced isolated rhinitis, but two others remained totally asymptomatic.
Of these, 165 (29 %) reported that they had experienced isolated PGP during the pregnancy.
Two patients (20 mg kg−1 every third week) experienced isolated cases of rash (both grade 1) after TB-403 dosing (after first dose and second dose, respectively), both considered as related to treatment.
Individual families, nevertheless, may have experienced isolated losses in certain taxonomic groups, like the SEPs that were lost in the extremophile red alga C. merolae and in certain algae with complex plastids, e.g. Emiliania huxleyi, but not in G. sulphuraria, in diatoms or in the pelagophyte A. anophagefferens.
–Not completely downtime: There are times when a cloud platform could experience isolated delivery problems, but may not be counted against your cloud provider's availability.
The tropical depression produced 5.11 inches of rain in Manzanillo, with other locations also experiencing isolated rainfall.
By age 16, 80% of children with anaphylaxis to milk or eggs and 20% who experience isolated anaphylaxis to peanuts can tolerate these foods.
Also, cougars in YNP appeared to experience isolated outbreaks of CDV in 1991 and 1999 [74], lending support to the pattern of discrete, multi-host, CDV epizootics.
A clinical diagnosis of a psychotic disorder requires the simultaneous occurrence and persistence of symptoms, whereas persons experiencing isolated psychotic-like symptoms appear to be more common and are less likely to attract clinical attention [ 1, 4].
"Persistent rainfall in Wales could also see parts of Herefordshire and Shropshire experience isolated flooding impacts from the River Wye and River Severn.
In our experience, isolated Aβ deposition (without any tau pathology) is exceptional in large cohorts in which tau aggregation and Aβ deposition have been systematically studied [ 3], whereas tau deposition in ECH is the most common pathology with increasing age.
