Sentence examples for isolation in addition to from inspiring English sources

She says the isolation, in addition to the insecurity of living without an identity in a city that she and her family call home, has been trying.

Of course, these teams cannot work in isolation; in addition to designing their assigned components, they must also integrate their designs with those of the other components to ensure that the entire product or system functions as a whole.

Astronauts would be exposed to radiation hazards and the psychological challenges of isolation in addition to the more obvious risks involved with trying to land safely on Mars and survive there.

These can then be shared among multiple parties, while holding isolation in addition to the other functionalities [6, 7].

Moreover, a network-wide radio resource management framework is proposed [16], in order to achieve isolation in addition to the optimal distribution of resources across the network.

It includes passthrough active audio transparency, like the original, as well as a new codec to help further minimize background white noise, and new foam tips for improved sound isolation in addition to Bragi's FitSleeves.

If in isolation, or in addition to pharyngeal weakness, the UES fails to relax, then UES opening will be impaired also.

Formaldehyde-based fixation although adequate in preserving a subset of surface epitopes changes the rheology of blood and clogs isolation devices60 in addition to degrading RNA.

The exhibit Isolation Chamber Vacation, in addition to drawings and photos, will also feature film screenings Repulsion (1965), Paris, Texas (1984), and In the Realms of the Unreal (2004) will be shown and in-house talks at Transition Gallery in London.

We believe our success in identifying the capsule was due to developing the MAb 11B7 which permitted us to use it as a means of tracking the polysaccharide during isolation since in addition to the O-antigen epitopic structure, this capsule also has an epitopic structure distinct from the LPS as defined by monoclonal antibody 11B7.

Many ICUs (27, 9.4%) cared for medical, cardiac, or cardiothoracic surgery patients either in isolation or in addition to other critically ill patients.