Sentence examples for isolation half from inspiring English sources

After checking for egg laying capability on the fourth day after isolation, half of the 94 snails were randomly distributed into three groups that were either surgically feminized, sham operated or left intact, following the same procedures as described in the previous section.

But they can steal ideas from indies that have taken risks, backing up your point on Alien: Isolation half-inching some of the mechanics from Amnesia.

So should everyone, away from the notion that the isolation of half of the Korean Peninsula makes its citizens and players somehow inferior.

Indeed, chromosome doubling within a species may be a common cause of reproductive isolation, as half the doubled chromosomes will be unmatched when breeding with undoubled organisms.

For the next twelve hours, Wally used his medical skills to administer to those who were injured... Rescuers finally arrived, but only after the injured had languished in isolation for half of a day".

However, leaders do not work in isolation – almost half (45%) of physicians reported the 'teamness' of the practice as an internal facilitator to QI.

Pathogen isolation was half as common in patients with versus without antibiotic use; S. pneumoniae isolation was 4- to 9-fold less common (0.09% versus 0.37% by reported antibiotic use; 0.05% versus 0.45% by serum antimicrobial activity, P < 0.01).

The following remark characterizes the scenarios for which full-duplex with spatial isolation beats half-duplex.

In particular, we aim to ascertain in what scenarios full-duplex with spatial isolation outperforms half-duplex, and are there scenarios in which full-duplex with spatial isolation achieves an ideal rectangular degrees-of-freedom region (i.e., both the uplink flow and downlink flow achieving their respective point-to-point degrees-of-freedom).

Half of the pooled culture was used for genomic DNA isolation, the other half was subjected to two rounds of invasion assay.

The road to Port Arthur (now Thunder Bay) was built in 1954 and the road to Fort Frances was built in 1967 (O Boland, unpublished document), further illustrating the community's isolation for approximately half of its existence.