Sentence examples for isolated regional from inspiring English sources

Then World War II exposed people thrown together by military service to formerly isolated regional music; it also made America re-examine its identity and its folk heritage.

In this case, a new regional "steering committee" facilitated the integration and renewal of formerly isolated regional capabilities thus demonstrating the potential of a discursive renewal of regional innovation systems.

Schick et al. used, for example, high dose external beam radiotherapy combined with a short term ADT to treat isolated regional or distant metastases [ 64].

In addition, 11 patients (2.2%) developed both locoregional recurrences and distant metastases, 18 patients (3.6%) had isolated local recurrences, 7 patients (1.4%) had isolated regional recurrences and 63 patients (12.5%) had isolated distant metastases.

Isolated regional nodal recurrences after curative treatment of breast cancer are rare, especially in supraclavicular nodes [1], [2].

Connectivity analysis is particularly suited to this issue because it inherently addresses the interaction or communication between brain regions, rather than isolated regional effects.

Australia has found it is particularly isolated in regional security meetings.

But Mr. Kessel said that in the years to come, Long Island, which is isolated from regional power grids but rich in electricity-hungry amenities like swimming pools and refrigerators, would have to build more power plants.

The Long Island Power Authority has pushed hard for the cable, which it says is an essential component of its plan to meet the rising energy demands of an area abundant in energy-hungry items like swimming pools, but isolated from regional power grids.

Mr. Schumer said that while energy conservation was critical to ensuring that Long Island would not suffer California-like blackouts in the summers to come, conservation alone would not solve the problems of an area rich in air-conditioners but isolated from regional power grids.

Recently, Kim et al. have isolated a regional pulmonary stem cell population termed as bronchoalveolar stem cells (BASCs) residing at the bronchoalveolar duct junction of adult lungs [12].