Sentence examples for means for isolation from inspiring English sources

Conserved motifs in such genes in diverse plant species offer a means for isolation of candidate genes in banana which may be involved in plant defence.

Females are generally more emotionally labile as compared to their male counterparts who are better at splitting emotional components from their thoughts [ 28], as shown by higher means for Isolation in men in our study.

In this study, we tested the entire process of isolation and production of human monoclonal antibodies in NPD water as a means for further enhancing human monoclonal antibody isolation and production.

What this means for the average user is that instead of operating a PC in isolation, connectivity is a collaboration access through the Internet.

The router provides means for fault isolation when messages are sent too fast, e.g., in case of a babbling idiot failure.

Furthermore, this procedure provides a means for the isolation of a wide range of intracellular bacteria, even when little biopsy material is available.

The mean time for isolation and identification of Brucella in a non-blood sample was 5.8±2.6 days and for M. tuberculosis it was 21.5±6.8 and 9.5±4.4 days, depending on whether solid or liquid media were used, respectively.

If that means reserving isolation plays for special situations — late in the shot clock or in transition — Anthony said he was fine with it.

The abundance of keratin in the tape strip sample means protein isolation is relatively easy for any chemical laboratory.

In some previous survey-based studies [31, 32, 33], most of rural-living older drivers claimed that giving up driving, so-called driving cessation, meant isolation for them.

Whether that means more isolation play remains to be seen.