The 1990 census found that 7,741,259 American households, or 8.3percentt, were "linguistically isolated," meaning that no person 14 or older spoke English well.
Patients of interest were all patients who were at least 20 years old who underwent either isolated (meaning no other major cardiac procedures performed during the same admission) CABG surgery or PCIs as a primary procedure in one of these eleven states and were discharged in 1999.
The majority of these clusters, 1983, comprise the core genome of these Providencia isolates, meaning that the genes are shared as single-copy orthologs across all four sequenced species.
None of these contained genes found in all four Dmel isolates, meaning there are no genes that are exclusive to and universal in these isolates.
It is commonplace to use these database entries to support the annotation of related species or isolates, meaning errors present in the pioneer annotation may be repeated.
So he has all but welcomed an increase, leaving opponents even more isolated and meaning that the dance is more likely to end with higher fares.
As the spacing increases, the focusing optical field for a single microlens in an array gradually accords with the isolated lens, meaning that the coupling effect is disappearing.
Only 1% of cc-TGA cases present themselves as isolated defects, meaning that in almost all cases one or more associated defects may be observed [ 24].
Classical Chinese is an isolating language, meaning that each graph stands alone at all times, in isolation, without affixes of any kind, and unmarked for case, number, gender, or tense.
Companies, families and neighbors ceased to work together, and the word kozoku was coined to describe our country: ko meaning "isolated" or "orphaned," zoku meaning "family" or "tribe".
Cyprus is isolated, he notes, meaning that the Cyprian bees have likely not faced many invasions of new predators.
