Sentence examples for looking to isolate from inspiring English sources

Islamic State holds much of western Anbar and is looking to isolate pockets of resistance, including the Ain al-Asad air base and the Haditha Dam.

This could have practical applications for the bone tissue engineering field where researchers are looking to isolate highly osteogenic cell populations.

Bielsa watches videos of his opponents obsessively looking for patterns and shapes in their play – he claims he can watch two games simultaneously because he is looking for outlines not detail; he had, it's fairly safe to assume, identified that Reims defend narrow and instructed his side to look to isolate the full-back and then overlap.

"The shavings of rhino horn contain cellular material that has DNA within it and it's this DNA we will look to isolate to build the individual profiles".

Called the hereditary heart health test, Color's new test looks to isolate the genes that can be partially responsible for heart-related conditions that may have a hereditary component.

He goes to work with rapid fire punches from the top and looks to isolate an arm for a kimura.

Similarly, we are unaware of any molecular studies that look to isolate the role of particular genes in the control of Pp response during this specific phase.

But the constant movement of these workers from plant to plant also made repeat problems look to regulators like isolated cases.

It is not usual to look for or to isolate anaerobes from sputa of CF patients.

"At the time I'd have said I went for academic reasons, but looking back, it was also to isolate myself," she said.

But have you grown the virus in cultures and looked to see whether any isolates might still have resistance to these drugs, the so-called phenotypic test?