It is only the killers that are isolated.
Horses that are isolated develop a behaviour called "weaving", swaying head, neck and forequarters repeatedly from side to side.
Owing to what many people consider to be an oversight, the law applies to ingredients that are "isolated" from animals but not animals that are eaten whole.
"They are just building the walls to cut the city into pieces that are isolated from each other," Mr. Shanshal said.
In a broad sense, cells, tissues, and organs that are isolated and maintained in the laboratory are considered the objects of tissue culture.
In a few cases (especially the newsworthy, extremist ones) it's true: there are communities that are isolated retreats, places that build metaphorical moats around themselves and their own paranoia and end up becoming doolally cults.
Often tending to people in communities that are isolated from access to medical care because of language and cultural barriers, these nurses emphasize the role that culture plays in shaping people's attitudes toward medicine and their compliance with medical instructions.
It is also possible that the decision could make it hard to patent things other than genes that are isolated from natural products, like drugs derived from microorganisms or plants.
In many arthropods, collagen fibres form substantial endosternites (i.e., ridges on the inner surface of the exoskeleton in the region of the thorax) that are isolated from other skeletal structures.
We selected 33 events that are isolated and show clear onsets at 1 AU.
Mixing of polysaccharides that are isolated from different sources is recommended.
