Sentence examples for isolated makes from inspiring English sources

"People are feeling insecure in a very new globalized world and they have a feeling that being isolated makes them more secure," said Rosemarie Simmen, director of the Swiss foreigners' commission, which is starting a study of the naturalization process.

Being on the edge, isolated, makes an animal glint in the eyes of its predator.

Being on the edge, isolated, makes an animal glint in the eyes of its predator. .

This evidence along with the fact that EPCs circulate in the peripheral blood, from which they readily can be isolated, makes them an attractive and promising candidate for cell-based pro-angiogenic therapy of ischemic organs.

The lack of MHC framework and antigen processing genes in the BAC clones we isolated makes it difficult to draw any definite conclusions about large-scale MHC structure in tuatara.

Eventually, small groups would become cut off and genetically isolated, making their survival untenable.

The humanized baby mice, when isolated, made whistles that had a slightly lower pitch, among other differences, Dr. Enard says.

Mr. Müller said that the small mosque was isolated, making it relatively easy for the police to keep tabs on its congregation's movements and activities.

While the gateway between TVDs B and C is simultaneously within both domains, the gateways between A and B are isolated – making use of an auxiliary TVD (AB) in order to communicate.

The lowest rung on the communicative ladder may be described as "infrequent," "ambiguous," and "isolated," making people feel disconnected and unhappy.

In social science doctorates however, the study context may be much more isolated making the process of adjustment more difficult [ 23].