Sentence examples for point of isolation from inspiring English sources

Four isolates of A. fumigatus were obtained over a 2.5 year period from a 21 year-old patient with CGD at weeks 0, 125, 125, and 127 respectively (designated isolates 1 to 4) (Week 0 being the time point of isolation of study isolate no 1).

Jon's already struggling with his new superpowers and his identity, and this intrusion only serves to hammer that point of isolation and questioning home, making this comic oddly poignant for an action packed smash-fest.

Their genomes differ from each other by more than 20 25% and correlate well with the geographical point of isolation.

In addition to physical and emotional burdens, patients experienced social limitations, even to the point of isolation.

It might well be that species of origin, exact time point of isolation and even the chemical nature of the cell culture substrate have unexpectedly strong impact.

Neither method yields absolutely pure PSC populations, although the nycodenz method yields a more homogeneous population of PSC at the point of isolation than the outgrowth method, which is inherently prone to possible contamination by other cells.

In total 28 strains were selected spanning the decade and from differing geographic points of isolation across the UK (locations not shown due to sensitivity of data).

This is probably the result of peculiar long lasting cultural practices in the Tuareg, who define the affiliation to tribes by matrilineal descent [40], and points to a high degree of isolation between the two villages, at least at the maternal level, regardless of their geographic proximity.

But for some time, scholars and observers have been documenting, often with alarm, a shift from a society structured around social gatherings to a culture of technology-driven individualism -- or, depending on your point of view, isolation.

From a technical point of view, isolation procedures activating signaling pathways through ligation of the BCR could introduce a bias in these results.

However, the former studies are limited by their ability to assess transcripts that are significantly expressed at the point of RNA isolation.