Sentence examples for from one isolated from inspiring English sources
Brokers can support the transfer of specialised knowledge between groups, increasing cooperation and by introducing 'good ideas' from one isolated setting into another [ 19].
Brokers can support the controlled transfer of specialised knowledge between groups, increase cooperation by liaising with people from both sides of the gap, and improve efficiency by introducing "good ideas" from one isolated setting into another.
Until comparatively recently, Formula One was a rather arcane circus of enthusiasts, aristocrats and assorted beautiful people that wandered across five continents from one isolated, out-of-town race track to another.
The answer seems to vary from one isolated chimp community to another.
The most recent report into Trojan horse – there have been no fewer than six so far – published by the education select committee in March, asserted that no evidence of extremism or radicalisation, apart from one isolated incident, had been found by any of the previous inquiries.
The smaller a population, such as salmon from one isolated river, the greater the potential for such drift.
By contrast, the size, intron content and the intergenic regions were found to vary from one isolates to another.
No mutation was detected in the rpoB region from one isolate yielding c. 5% of resistant colonies on rifampicin-containing medium.
Antibodies elicited by peptides from one isolate do not neutralize two different isolates, and a hybrid peptide, consisting of amino acid sequences from two isolates, elicits neutralizing antibodies to both isolates.
The sequence of the product from one isolate from the ISR2 PCR was determined using the PCR primers as sequencing primers.
The public HIV-1 and HCV data sets are already curated, and do not contain multiple clones from one isolate, or multiple sequences from a single person.
