Sentence examples for isolation area from inspiring English sources

Up the lane and out of sight of home, pheasants scuttle across stubble while sheep and bullocks shelter under a hedge adjoining the field that was named as "plaguery" on the tithe map (maybe a reference to its use as an isolation area for diseased animals in former days).

The rooms in both sites included two-way mirrors, chairs and a table, but interrogations were also sometimes conducted in the showers, stairwells and other sections of the cellblock's isolation area, according to statements given to military investigators and included in the documents obtained by The Times.

In addition, due to the fact that fungal diversity at fragmented landscapes has been studied mainly through few indicators (e.g. isolation, area and edge effect); we propose incorporating the landscape structure and accurate spatio-temporal scales to the study of fungal diversity responses to fragmented landscapes.

The slice isolation area: Designing formal methods to proof isolation properties of an E2E slice; Proposing new isolation models and numerical analysis of isolation properties in E2E slice to observe the isolation in actual network state; Enabling secure network functions sharing between slices.

But because there is no isolation area in the ER tent, the patient had to take the treatment outside of the ER tent.

"We know a number of people were exposed and possibly got their infection either at a doctor's office or at an emergency room where they went and it took more time than it should have for them to be put in an isolation area where they couldn't possibly infect anyone else," the city's deputy commissioner of disease control Dr. Jay Varma told The Times.

Every farm should have isolation areas to separate these animals and prevent cross-infection, but they rarely do.

This article investigates expedient methods to establish airborne infection isolation areas using a commercially available portable filtration unit and common hardware supplies.

It seems like a lot of healthcare workers get infected outside the isolation areas, in the surrounding areas.

Masking plays a role, the authors say, but a diverse approach using measures such as keeping sick visitors from hospitals, rapidly moving patients with respiratory illness and high fever into isolation areas and developing programs to encourage cough etiquette and regular hand washing is better.

Ratman said schools were under explicit instructions to place temperature checks at school entrances and to designate isolation areas.