Sentence examples for strictly isolated from inspiring English sources
P.P.L. and Genzyme get their breeding slock from New Zealand, where prion disease has never been seen, and they keep it strictly isolated.
Electron beam-sample interactions cannot be described by strictly isolated knock-on events, where atoms are abruptly removed from the object without further impact.
Moreover, school science is usually fragmented in different, strictly isolated disciplines, and/or presented in contexts of limited interest for students, thus failing to provide students with a coherent picture (Siegel and Ranney 2003).
This research strategy can be successful only if the constituent variables of the system, including the activities of the researcher, are strictly isolated and controlled (= variables manipulation) during the complete examination process.
Physiologically, circulating blood is strictly isolated from TF to avoid unexpected clot formation [ 14].
Horses with infected wounds and other contagious infections were more strictly isolated.
The team broke the chain of Ebola virus transmission by providing protective clothing for hospital workers, sterilizing equipment and strictly isolating patients in their villages.
Marburg is not highly contagious (infection requires close contact), and tracing and strictly isolating patients usually brings the virus under control.
Our screening policy needs the capacity to strictly isolate or cohort patients which might not be feasible at a setting where there is limited availability of isolation facilities.
We express "upregulation" of the virtual channel in absolute terms as there is no virtual channels in the control condition, and because we are not strictly mimicking a native Nav1.3 channel and nor could we strictly isolate the density of that channel in order to express the upregulation in relative terms.
In addition to strictly isolating pre- from post-PCR work, a uracil-N-glycosylase (UNG) enzyme step was incorporated prior to PCR in combination with use of the nucleotide 2'-deoxyuridine 5'-triphosphate (dUTP) to degrade previous PCR products and prevent carry-over contamination.
