Sentence examples for isolation status from inspiring English sources

Additional analyses were stratified by age (0 4, 5 9 and 10 14 years), isolation status of the communes ('isolated', 'non-isolated') and population density.

If the association between CL incidence and migration distance was mainly in rural or isolated locations, as implied by Kinlen, the results found in the 'non-isolated' communes could reflect misclassification with respect to the real isolation status of the communes.

The memo said: "Every prisoner who is incarcerated for terrorist acts must be placed immediately under MSPI" – an isolation status that can last for a month.

Population genetic parameters, such as the fixation index, have proven useful to assess isolation status, and should also give important information on the divergence time since isolation.

Patients can be in four mutually exclusive states, depending on their colonization and isolation status.

This may stem from possible inaccuracy in the definition of the isolation status.

Without isolation, the status quo will be impossible to sustain".

The analysis also took into account participants' social isolation, employment status, and whether or not they were a parent to a young child.

They leave little doubt that Pasternak understood the consequences of publishing his novel outside the Soviet Union (including loss of status, isolation, and threat of exile in the Gulag, as well as an inability to collect royalties from sales of his book).

Durable PVI was checked using a circular catheter to determine isolation or reconnection status for each vein, and to localize the gap(s) in case of reconnection.

Web-based social networks help overcome social isolation from migrant status and migrant young men were more likely to use them to locate new sexual partners.