Sentence examples for future isolated from inspiring English sources

Russell Woodrow London Your headline "A baby, a boy, a prince, a king" (23 July) made me think, how sad: a child born with no hope for the future; isolated, a part of an obsolete and arcane sect, kept separate from all aspects of normal society and used as a poster child.

"The difference between the people of Tzur Hadassah and the settlers in Beitar Illit is like the difference between the sky and the earth". Yet few believe the campaign by either side will be enough to change Wadi Fukin's future and villagers worry about a future isolated from the markets in Jerusalem and Bethlehem and from access to the rest of the West Bank.

However, with more mild infections rapidly propagating among human population in the first wave, the gradually established human immunity might drive positive selection in future isolates of 2009 A(H1N1) strains.

To ensure that the results of these many and varied studies are applicable to all extant and future isolates, they should focus on the more diverse African strains with ancestral genotypes.

In the future, isolates that were not available in our laboratory during this study must be tested so the missing links in our phylogenetic analysis can be determined.

We acknowledge the fact that all Klebsiella species might not be yet known and therefore the discovery of future isolates may modify a little the proposed classification.

As a future perspective, isolated magnetic organelles can be extended to protein/protein complex purification for biochemical and structural biology studies.

At the same time, it would be useful to carry out more detailed analysis of other gene fragments and future strains isolated in different regions of Morocco to help explain the change of the clinical expression of sheeppox viruses.

Such a pathway may be revealed in the future by isolating factors that genetically or physically interact with plant IRE1.

The use of ESN for tracking the energy losses can lead to a solution for preventing similar spikes in the future by isolating the most significant sink.

Perhaps, given all the genetic engineering going on with foods, someone in the not-too-distant future will isolate and replicate a tomato tastiness gene.