Sentence examples for lack of isolation from inspiring English sources

According to Jacobs, some areas of concern include insufficient supplies of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), lack of isolation accommodations, and an increased need for staff members when a patient is isolated.

Hong Kong, which comes 10th in the shortened, 70-strong liveability ranking, tops Mr Lovato's index thanks to particularly good scores for green space, (lack of) sprawl, natural assets and (lack of) isolation.

The squirrel presence was significantly influenced by the presence of shared perimeter between hedgerows and woods and by the lack of isolation of the residual patches, suggesting the use of several fragments to compensate the low habitat quality.

The total measured noise floor of 400 μg (100 μs) is mainly due to the contribution of the environmental noise, due to lack of isolation of the experimental setup from the building vibrations (estimated mechanical thermal noise of 2.8 μg/√Hz).

With a minimum of 15% in each class, I thought the lack of isolation would be enough.

For companies with many locations, like retailers and banks, lack of isolation across the WAN creates the potential for security breaches.

This, together with the lack of isolation-by-distance across the landscape, suggested that long-distance dispersal is important for K. proteae to recolonize burnt areas.

As a consequence, mtDNA provide a higher-resolution view of population structure, e.g. at finer spatial scales (supported by our data), and more likely reflect homogenizing effects of gene flow hence lack of isolation-by-distance.

These include excesses of rare alleles and low-frequency mutations, reduced genetic diversity (homozygosity, shorter demographic histories) resulting in negative latitudinal clines, and a lack of isolation-by-distance (reviewed in [ 4, 9, 69, 70]).

In summary, this study provides suggestive evidence for microhabitat-related differentiations at a local scale despite the lack of isolation-by-environment across the Japanese mainland in A. halleri subsp. gemmifera.

And we tested for expected patterns of (lack of) isolation-by-distance using Mantel tests of unbiased Nei's D genetic distances and ln geographic distances between populations, calculated in GENALEX at rangewide, WCP, ACP, FL, and within-refuge levels.