Sentence examples for size isolated from inspiring English sources

"It becomes, effectively, your own little kingdom". There are thousands of islands in the Fijian archipelago, but most are uninhabitable due to their small size, isolated location or lack of fresh water.

Multiple-detector size exclusion chromatography and fluorophore-assisted carbohydrate electrophoresis were used to examine the structure of undegraded native liver glycogen (both whole and enzymatically debranched) as a function of molecular size, isolated from the livers of healthy and db/db mice (the latter a type 2 diabetic model).

Distance from PD unit, age, gender, racial origin, BMI, eGFR at dialysis start, late referral within 3 months of dialysis commencement, ESRD cause, smoking status, comorbidities, peritoneal transport status, climatic region, centre size, isolated organism, initial empiric antibiotic regimen and isolated micro-organisms were included in the model as covariates.

Each node was classified as having macrometastasis (>2.0 mm in size), micrometastasis (>0.2 2.0 mm in size), isolated tumour cells (ITC, ⩽0.2 mm in size), or no cancer cells according to the seventh edition of the American Joint Committee on Cancer classification (Edge et al, 2010).

Our data show that, based on lesion size, isolate #68, but not #46, was significantly (p<0.01) more aggressive on leaves from cv. 'Katahdin' compared to the other isolates.

Centrifugal elutriation on the other hand selects cells based on their size, isolating the smallest cells.

However, isolates with smaller plasmids of only 33-kb size (isolates 3816 and 3837) showed resistance to ampicillin, streptomycin, tetracycline and trimethoprim.

That is, within the usual distribution of normal cell sizes isolated from control hearts, larger cells have lower pump current densities.

Fragmentation of plant populations, the process by which formerly continuous populations turn into patches of different sizes, isolated from each other, may have distinctive effects on populations: (1) affecting reproductive success, (2) altering patterns of pollen-mediated gene flow (pollen flow) and (3) affecting self-pollination and vegetative propagation.

The disintegration of lung-tissues was not detected in one case, but the progression of tuberculosis disease was repeatedly observed in the form of increasing infiltration size (isolate 37).

While the number of gene clusters present in the distributed genome increases as anticipated with concomitant increases in genome size, strains isolated from COPD or OM patients do not trend toward either end of the genome size spectrum.