Sentence examples for isolation life from inspiring English sources

We hypothesised that suicide in Hungary would be associated with: 1. Social, clinical and behavioural risk factors that have been reported as being associated with suicide in Western studies, such as social isolation, life events, severe mental illness, personality disorder, previous self-harm, and alcohol/drug misuse.

I questioned the powerful influence of monks spending their life in isolation, living out of touch with the happenings in the "real" world, could make towards our world's problems.

Psychosocial factors like anxiety, social isolation, stressful life events and lack of control over work accumulate during life and increase the risk of premature death or poor mental health [ 1].

Heart was excised and immediately homogenized in Lysis Binding Buffer (mirVana isolation kit, Life technologies) for extraction of total RNA using the mirVana isolation kit (Life technologies, Merelbeke, Belgium) according to manufacturer's instructions.

The Web keeps them involved with events inside Iran, easing some of the isolation of life in exile.

The continuous and monotonous state of sensory deprivation caused by months of isolation means life on the station quickly becomes black and white in every sense — except taste.

SUDDEN ENLIGHTENMENT THEATER In her new "Tae: The Umbilical Cord," Eun-Hee Kim juxtaposes an ancient Korean creation myth with symbols of the fragmentation and isolation of life today.

Modern forms of transportation and communication have done much to break down the isolation of life in the North, and contemporary North American popular culture is evident in most communities.

I've made combatting social isolation my life's work.

Guests understood, perhaps thanks to our utter isolation, that life moves on even without email.

Its population fell gradually through the first half of the 20th century as inhabitants drifted away to seek opportunities elsewhere, as economic problems and Stroma's isolation made life on the island increasingly unsupportable.