Sentence examples for isolation history from inspiring English sources

Social isolation, history of physical abuse, and negative emotionality are risk factors for the development of OCD [ 646].

Because individuals with a crowding history were not available at the time of the experiment, we used individuals with an isolation history (i.e., MI or FI), making our behavioural assay conservative.

We revealed that current inland populations of beach pea within an ancient freshwater lake represent historical descendants with long-term isolation history; moreover, all inland populations exhibited low genetic diversity due to the bottleneck effect and each inland population became isolated as a result of the interference in gene flow via seed and pollen movements.

Rats received similar isolation histories but either 5 or 30 days of habituation to the test environment prior to treatment.

Table S1 provides the details of the isolates, their collection date, place of isolation, passage history, the genes sequenced and their GenBank accession numbers.

The convert (especially the white convert, who claims universality, supreme objectivity, and isolation from history, unlike the black convert, whose conversion is read as a response to history), imagined as coming from a place outside culture, becomes privileged as the owner of truth and authenticity.

Superior's boosters see both its isolation and history as potential assets.

Martin F. Norden, author of The Cinema of Isolation: A History of Physical Disability in the Movies, describes the plot as following the prevailing industry standards of disabled characters, where the figure "nobly" withdraws from the relationship after plotting revenge and then saving his beloved.

The AS health disparities are associated with its geographic isolation and history, but they are similar to other populations experiencing an increase in noncommunicable diseases and biobehavioral risk factors (6).

Probably the best screening item in isolation is history of previous falls, which has consistently been shown to be a strong risk factor for falls [ 12], and is a component of the majority of community based falls risk screening tools (eg [ 13, 14]).

We contend, however, that the aspects of intraspecific diversity captured by our criteria also represent biological variation important to the species itself because our criteria are based on biologically relevant concepts (i.e. reproductive isolation, phylogeographic history, local adaptation and biogeographic separation).