Sentence examples for required in isolation from inspiring English sources

Self-reliance required in isolation may promote heroic camaraderie.

Mechanical ventilation should provide directional airflow, and negative pressure is required in isolation rooms and other high-risk areas.

In other words, adopting a strategy combining both tools will reduce the extent to which either would otherwise be required in isolation to achieve the same gains in CDI reduction.

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The complex stiffness of resilient elements is an important parameter required in order to model vibration isolation for many applications.

In the case of maintenance testing isolation is required in order to avoid any undesired operation of protection IEDs caused by the execution of a test procedure in the energized substation.

It is found that a minimum liquefied layer thickness is required in order to ensure seismic isolation effects, i.e. significant attenuation of the seismic motion at the ground surface relative to that at the base, while for thinner layers attenuation of the seismic motion becomes marginal and may even turn into amplification.

First, we do not see a relationship between fertilization rate and genetic divergence, suggesting that substantial genetic divergence is required in order to achieve postzygotic reproductive isolation between toad species.

Nevertheless, optimisation and standardisation of isolation protocols are required in order to improve comparability of results obtained in different studies [ 21, 35].

In some countries where in-patient capacity is low at the beginning of the treatment, isolation may be required in the patient's own home with the "hospital at home" approach that was employed in the early treatment of drug-sensitive TB [ 205].

Now, here in the bone marrow unit, where I'm required to be in isolation to prevent infections, I'm surrounded 24/7 by the gaze of people who, first and foremost, are concerned with what I have — not necessarily who I am.