In the two isolation processes that were carried out before and after a regular plant re-inoculation with commercial baker's yeast (BY), BY was never identified.
This is a serious oversight given the size of the market and the potential for social impact: in the U.S. alone, more than 25 million older Americans live below the poverty line and one in six faces isolation.
The hospital has nine isolation units in its emergency department to handle suspected cases.
All 23 stimuli were presented one by one, in isolation.
Each biopsy specimen was divided in two fragments, for myoblast isolation and for RNA extraction.
The assigned defender — in this case James — becomes more intense in one's favorite isolation position, which for Anthony is on the left side of the floor.
The cages were placed in four sound-attenuating isolation cabinets (TSE GmbH, Bad Homburg, Germany).
In ten (42 %), isolation of B. pseudomallei was an incidental finding on routine sputum surveillance and in the remaining 14 patients (61 %), isolation of B. pseudomallei was associated with symptoms of increased cough and sputum.
With 3000-clone poolsingle-cloneone isolation proceeded in two steps: preparation and screening of 100-clone subpools.
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