Sentence examples for of one isolated from inspiring English sources
If it is difficult to relate to the utter devastation of war in a foreign culture on the other side of the planet, the recollection of one isolated World Trade Center attack on a civilian population on a daily basis should serve as a wake-up call.
Three types of cationic Zn species, that are assumed to exist in the samples prepared by ion exchange, were considered as active sites for the process: Zn2+ in the vicinity of paired Al centers as well as ZnOH+ and ZnH+ in the vicinity of one isolated Al site.
In this scheme, Green's function is Ĝ R / L = EÎ − Ĥ 00 − Ĥ 01 T ̂ − 1, where Ĥ 00 is the Hamiltonian of one isolated graphene cell in the lead, and Ĥ 01 is the matrix that takes into account the interaction between two consecutive cells.
Their use of one isolated text very conveniently ignores David's poignant prayers of culpability, anger at God, and despair, which are captured in the Psalms -- these express feelings of soldiers in any war.
However, the cross-sectional nature of one isolated measurement precluded establishing a direct causal effect.
However, with the exception of one isolated cluster of cells in a single biopsy, p65/RELA staining was not present in the nucleus.
"Any group of people who have been oppressed because of any one, isolated aspect of their persons yearns for justice and equal rights," she said.
Isolates of P. arrhenomanes and P. graminicola are nutritionally less versatile than that of P. inflatum The growth of one isolate each of P. arrhenomanes, P. graminicola and P. inflatum on various carbon sources was evaluated using phenoarrays.
To test for cross-fertility, 3-6 hermaphrofites oneone isolate were placed with 3-6 males of the other isolate on a 55-mm Petri dish seeded with E. coli OP50.
The three propagule treatments of one isolate plus a sterile deionised water only control were applied per segment.
Identification of one isolate was confirmed by polymerase chain reaction (PCR -based 16S ribosomal DNA (rDNA) sequencing [16].
