In other words: seeking contacts among powerful or coordinating colleagues, who are in the position that they are contacted by many others, offers more information compared to the information an isolated colleague could provide us with.
As exercise intolerance worsens over time, patients often become progressively homebound and isolated from colleagues, friends, and family members.
Yu Wensheng said security agents were likely to have isolated his colleague in a small hotel room in an attempt to extract a false confession.
Al-Hajj and colleagues focused on cells with the profile CD44+/CD24−, Wicha and colleagues added in the ALDH marker, and Clarke and colleagues isolated cells based on p21CIP1 and Msi-1 expression [ 3, 35, 36].
But NASA astrobiology fellow Felisa Wolfe-Simon and her colleagues isolated a bacterium that, when grown with high arsenic concentrations and no added phosphorus, appears to replace some phosphorus with the chemically similar arsenic in key biomolecules, including DNA.
Interpersonal relationships were observed to be negatively affected in practice circumstances that isolated physicians from colleagues either because of differing styles of practice or geographic isolation.
Had The Times planned for such an emergency, I would have been isolated from my colleagues and the potentially deadly letter.
Dr. Paabo and his colleagues isolated a small bundle of DNA from the bone's mitochondria, the energy-generating structures within our cells.
Anura Rambukkana of the MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Edinburgh and his colleagues isolated Schwann cells from adult mice, grew them in Petri dishes and infected them with M. leprae.
In 2006, Ronald and her colleagues isolated the gene used by the International Rice Research Institute to produce "scuba rice," a strain of flood-tolerant rice that can grow in submerged fields; four million subsistence farmers have since grown this rice in Bangladesh and India.
