Sentence examples for isolation before from inspiring English sources

Britain has been in "splendid isolation" before – during another period of rapid, fantastical change and industrial upheaval.

Regis and the aspiring millionaires sit in daunting isolation before computer screens atop a box of $100 bills.

One was John Nash *50, later Nobel Prize winner for game theory, who hung around nights at the Computer Center, perhaps partly from isolation before becoming famous.

Perhaps more importantly than its role in a clinical definition, however, is obesity in isolation before the hallmarks of metabolic dysfunction that typify the syndrome have developed.

"But Madeleine Albright is seen as one of those responsible for the suffering during the airstrikes and for the isolation before.

Counting of the number of organoids per well (six wells per mouse) was performed 6 days after isolation before the first passaging.

In both promoter reporter lines, GFP signal became detectable approximately 24 h after isolation, before tip growth and cell division (Fig. 2, Supplementary Videos 2 and 3).

But it has not become part of the West, nor has it lost, in ten years of perestroika and democracy, the anti-western instincts instilled by 70 years of communist rule (and centuries of semi-isolation before).

Comparison of cytometry analysis of cell isolations before and after overnight culture shows an enrichment of cells with monocytes appearance in the latter.

Freedom from symptomatic AF combining both groups after a follow-up duration of 382 ± 187 days and 1.5 ± 0.6 PV isolations (including PV isolations before the index procedure) was 83%.

Ex vivo isolated CD8+CD28− T cells contained more damaged DNA than their CD8+CD28+ counterparts following isolation, but before stimulation.