Sentence examples for we have to isolate from inspiring English sources

Then, this summer, it wrapped its building in a belt of spalling, rust-stained concrete along the Lexington Avenue and 55th Street sidewalks; a barricade almost three feet high whose message is: this may be a target and we have to isolate ourselves.

In order to develop this technique, we have to isolate CSD from marine fish.

To give a simple example, in order to conceptualize, say, linear motion we have to isolate from the overwhelming amount of data stemming from the senses only those features that pertain to the movement of bodies (spatial location, speed, reciprocal position, etc).

During the peak of admissions we managed to place all our patients in the Department of Infectious Diseases and Intensive Care Unit except at one occasion where we had to isolate two patients in the Department of Cardiology.

What we have to do is isolate each.

We have to relearn how to isolate our sensory perceptions and integrate that ability into our daily life.

"The hardest part for a camp is that this is such a mild flu that kids feel better after a day or two, but we have to keep them isolated for a full seven days, when they're feeling fine and getting bored," Mr. Salzberg said.

Often, when pooling data from multiple surveys in larger omnibus analyses of polls, we have to account for (or attempt to isolate) potential house effects.

"It wasn't an attitude of 'Here is what we have to do because we're so isolated'; rather it was a daily exploration of what they could do with what they had".

8 We had to exclude socially isolated cases, but this is true for all psychological autopsy-type studies that rely on interviews with members of the deceased's family and social network.

Furthermore, we have failed to isolate H1N1 viruses from shorebirds since 2009 but have continued to isolate them from ducks.