Sentence examples for from isolated to from inspiring English sources

A discussion (section 4) summarizes the main findings of the study and remarks on the empirical findings regarding cross training from isolated to continuous notes.

IRES populations range from isolated to connected across landscapes, with contrasting effects on genetic structure and speciation, immigration, and extinction processes.

This suggests that the nano-particles observed in many catalysts are not dominating the N2O decomposition rate, and that active phase entities ranging from isolated to polynuclear sites are the most active.

That addition of signals produces an increment of the background noise level, since it is included twice in the overlapped signals; however, going from isolated to overlapped signals, the SNR reduction is slight: from 18.7 to 17.5 dB.

Lung collapse can manifest as slight to moderated loss of lung aeration (from isolated to coalescent B-lines) up to complete atelectasis (sub-pleural consolidations with static air-bronchograms) [18, 19].

While major events like the attack on the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris and the murders of rationalist bloggers in Bangladesh brought attention to this unfortunate problem, it's far from isolated to those individual incidents.

Skelton has traveled an unlikely path from isolated El Paso to college football obscurity in New York City to being taunted with the nickname Franchise by teammates who ribbed him for having a photographer in his face throughout a recent practice.

In some studies oocytes were aspirated from isolated ovaries to retrieve sufficient numbers of oocytes to be analyzed.

The electrical breakdown is the process in which a gas changes from electrically isolating to being electrically conducting.

By contrast, the size, intron content and the intergenic regions were found to vary from one isolates to another.

Thus, the main species of immobilization is changed from isolates to aggregates at 790 nm with an extinction of 0.33 and a bandwidth of 330 nm.