Sentence examples for isolated most from inspiring English sources

Where to Eat Since the resorts are so isolated, most guests eat where they're staying.

Candida albicans was isolated most frequently 68.3%), followed by C glabrata (16.3%) and C parapsilosis (8.9%).

Previous studies demonstrated that the H3 avian influenza virus (AIV) in China is isolated most frequently from wild birds and live poultry markets.

Results: Serotype V was isolated most frequently (27%); major types Ia, Ib, II, and III had frequencies of 18%, 9%, 11%, and 17%, respectively.

WHERE TO STAY Although the hill towns may seem isolated, most have at least one bed-and-breakfast or agriturismo, a kind of farming-themed hotel.

Subjection to Eastern imperial forces isolated most Balkan societies from Western developments for almost two millennia and created feudal characteristics that persisted until World War I.

Mr. Fay said he began developing the idea for the project just before his retirement in 2009, when he realized how isolated most civilians — not to mention the art world — remained from the war.

Ms. Kino writes: Mr. Fay said he began developing the idea for the project just before his retirement in 2009, when he realized how isolated most civilians — not to mention the art world — remained from the war.

The extended fighting, it turns out, made travel inside the country difficult and kept the borders closed, isolating most Angolans from neighboring nations suffering from exploding infection rates.

At first it seemed like a brilliant strategy - repellent, but brilliant - to isolate most Americans from the cost of the war in Iraq.

The parameterized model showed that spatial variation in trematode prevalence did not isolate most species sufficiently to explain the overall high diversity, but could benefit some rare species.