Sentence examples for having to isolate from inspiring English sources

They used a technique called metagenomics, which attempts to sequence every scrap of DNA in a scrambled sample without first having to isolate each and every microbial species.

Having to isolate different moves and focus on the chest, then shoulders and neck, makes me appreciate that my style of dancing is stiff rather than fluid – more Ian Curtis than Curtis Mayfield – and the way to improve that is to focus on the core rather than the limbs.

This is faster and simpler than having to isolate the bacteria.

Interviewees talked about recovery in terms of living in the outside world without having to isolate themselves continually in order to feel safe.

With new sequencing technologies based on the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) it became possible to sample all the 16S rRNA genes in a specimen without having to isolate and cultivate organisms in order to amplify DNA separately.

Now I have to isolate myself for long periods.

I have to isolate myself – thankfully Staci [her partner] is a good sport.

As for a viral epidemic you have to isolate those who've got it and stop them passing it on.

Pakistani officials will have to isolate any factions in their military and intelligence services that are sympathetic to the Taliban.

"There's a loneliness and a certain sadness because you have to isolate yourself to some extent.

India had to "isolate the terrorist elements" in Pakistan, he said, not "rally the nation around them".