Human experimental infection and challenge studies are typically performed in dedicated facilities that can house 10 20 volunteers under "enteric precaution", in Norway termed "in isolation" during the phase when the volunteers are still infectious.
The definition does not give an explicit definition, such as an equation with the defined expression on one side that is identified with a definiendum on the other, or a universal statement giving necessary and sufficient conditions for the application of the term in isolation.
An examination of the contribution of each term in isolation to the total gap between native and random states reveals some additional trends.
A significant technical point is that, because we use each parent term in isolation, we avoided the analytical problems which would derive from the fact that sometimes a GO term has several parent terms.
Ms. Vishneva and Mr. Gomes had the better deal, with a duet that tells its story in clear terms, even in isolation from the ballet.
These first two terms considered in isolation show that the international community increases its expected utility U by increasing its distribution P to prevention.
The guidelines recommend that ADHD medication should not be prescribed to pre-school children for the long term.nor in isolation from other therapeutic interventions, without consultation But the association said it was aware of a substantial increase in the number of children aged under six, and in some cases as young as three, being prescribed ADHD drugs.
To study the capacity of these cells to confer long-term immunity in isolation, we utilized a mouse model of influenza infection in which responses to the immunodominant major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I-restricted NP epitope were measured 8, and protective immunity was assessed after systemic challenge with recombinant vaccinia virus expressing the NP-derived peptide (rVV-NP).
As Jason Robert and Françoise Baylis (2003) note, although species can be defined in terms of reproductive isolation, genetic isolation, shared ancestry, or homeostatic property clusters, none of these definitions takes precedence over the others.
He said: "We are all very conscious of the potential that these reductions have for people in very rural areas, in terms of isolation and loneliness.
