Sentence examples for isolation individuals from inspiring English sources
Under voluntary isolation, individuals will be discouraged from going to work, using public transportation and appearing in public places.
In addition, through decades of artificial selection and natural selection as well as population divergence created by geographical isolation, individuals from the same species have differences in their DNA sequences, which include SNPs and Structural Variations (SVs), although these differences cannot fully explain existing phenotypic differences.
Indicators of social isolation (individuals and seniors living alone) were independently represented as factor 3 in both urban and rural residents' vulnerability index.
For RNA isolation, individuals were euthanized with MS 222 using approved procedures (permit nr. 2317 issued by the cantonal veterinary office).
Despite the long isolation, individuals of the three lineages share some syllable types suggesting that their complex songs have conservative vocal elements retained through generations, and that non-shared syllables were gained or lost during the isolation and selection process.
At this phase of isolation, individual clones were designated as HM3 human MSC cell lines.
When analyzed in isolation, individual MS spectra are less useful than individual MS spectra.
Three different ligamer pools allowed us to analyze each region in isolation (individual pools A and V) or both regions together (combination pool A + V).
LMD of conifer stem tissues for the isolation individual cell types for transcript analysis, enzyme activity and metabolites has already been perform on individual cell types (resin ducts and cambial zone) in the bark of white spruce [ 39].
"I think the United States, by adopting a very conservative case definition, allowed for early isolation of individuals and played a role, certainly, in containment.
Yet in her slender dramas and fictions she has also set herself up as a mini-Proust, grasping at immense themes that elude her: the slipstream of time, the isolation of individuals and especially of artists.
