Sentence examples for isolated conception from inspiring English sources

Increasingly the BBB, which is formed by endothelial cells, is no longer viewed as an isolated conception, but as a major component of an integrated neurovascular unit (NVU) [ 17].

For example, the widespread distribution of putative virulence determinants in the faecal baby isolates supports the conception of enterococcal virulence, not as a result of any single virulence factor but as a more complex process [ 11].

However, when wild-type neuregulin was added to homozygous mutant neuregulin explants (isolated tissue cell cultures) nine days after conception of the embryos, normal oligodendrocyte development occurred.

In Mr. Sellars's conception, Ms. Upshaw portrayed a bedraggled, isolated housewife with a toehold on reality, who tended to the ironing, dishwashing and sweeping when she wasn't writhing on the floor in an anguished spasm.

LSL participated in the conception of the study, prepared the tissue samples, isolated the RNA, and participated in the biological interpretation.

Despite this enrichment, however, Rogier's conceptions remained essentially iconic: he pushed the figures into the foreground and isolated them from their surroundings as subjects for devotion.

Robyn Eckersley is doing important work in this area, examining the different national climate change rhetorics of a series of critical nations, beginning with her comparison between Norway's self-conception as a "good nation" and Australia's "realist" belief in the futility of any action if isolated to a few states.

Bundesbank isolated.

That approach presupposed a conception of the individual as a mere thinking subject (or "thinking substance") who is radically distinct from the world and therefore cognitively isolated from it.

More isolated.

Socially isolated?