Sentence examples for physically isolated and from inspiring English sources

Tobin says: "We're quite a rural area a lot of businesses are physically isolated and don't often get the chance to network.

I felt physically isolated, and devastated for the people in the images I was watching, and for the lives that were being destroyed.

The cells of the protist species that stably harbored Bacteroidales symbionts were physically isolated and used for PCR amplification of bacterial 16S rRNA gene.

However, only SLP2, a 50 kb linear molecule, has been physically isolated and characterized using pulsed field gel electrophoresis (Chen et al. 1993) and DNA sequencing (Huang et al. 2003).

To improve the current pea TSA data and also to facilitate the present studies of PA metabolism, pea seed coats were physically isolated and pooled from ripening fruits between 10 and 25 DAA.

The potential for eco-evolutionary dynamics to limit the efficacy of natural rescue effects or human restoration efforts should be considered carefully in light of evidence that humans might be accelerating both the incidence of catastrophic disturbance and the fragmentation of metapopulations into more physically isolated and ecologically divergent populations.

The design and production of an oral dual-compartmental dosage unit (dcDU) was examined in vitro and in vivo with the purpose of physically isolating and modulating the release profile of an anti-tuberculosis drug combination.

Over the years, Cook has watched his friends and community, which remain in physically isolated neighborhoods and housing developments, get sidelined as the city's wealth has increased.

He said that for him--and millions of other disabled Americans--being useful means bridging the gap between a physically isolated intellect and the outside world, to be able to control his own environment and to function in the workplace.

It's important to be useful, you know". He said that for him--and millions of other disabled Americans--being useful means bridging the gap between a physically isolated intellect and the outside world, to be able to control their own environment and to function in the workplace.

The EEOC's problem list also includes workplaces with a star employee who is above the rules, job sites with large numbers of young or immigrant workers or monotonous duties, those where customer service and client recommendations matter a great deal, jobs in physically isolated places and those where alcohol use is encouraged or allowed.