This, though, was more than a great car race in isolation.
"Obviously, if you look at just this race in isolation, for sure it's not great news, but you have to look at the whole project, the whole season and it was always the plan to have a fresh engine until the end of the season [from] here".
Consequently, the elusiveness of spiritual growth and the challenge of interpreting the meaning of dragon boat racing, in isolation from the broader cancer experience, may have influenced participants' responses on the FACIT-Sp12 meaning/peace subscale.
Although it is not appropriate to infer that adaptive capacity is a function of race or ethnicity in isolation, a population with high proportions of minority residents in conjunction with very low adaptive capacity based on other indicators is considered a highly vulnerable social group: an "environmental justice" population.
One of the principal criticisms of distributive justice is that it fails to take account of such important social identities; that it treated individuals in isolation from their race, sex, sexual orientation, and (dis)abilities – ascriptions and affiliations that play a vital role in how they regard themselves and respond to the world.
Additional challenges faced by these students include a lack of role models, added pressure associated with being the only individual of their race in a program, and social isolation (Burgess, 2012).
The report concentrates primarily on economic inequality but Oxfam note that 'inequality' can have "many different dimensions": Including race, gender, geography and economy, which rarely work in isolation.
Decisions on whether or how to use race in biomedical research and clinical practice do not take place in isolation.
Annealing temperature was as reported in Table 2. Specific primers used in the 3' RACE for the isolation of the 3' part of LAX, PIN, and ARR type A. The annealing temperature is also reported.
For a variety of reasons, the issue is rarely addressed, and girl survivors of violence too often suffer in silence or race isolation from their families and communities".
