A Frenchwoman, she spent most of her adult life in the United States, on Mount Desert Island, off the coast of Maine, where, to isolate her further, she lived with a woman.
It should be determined in advance where an asymptomatic patient might be observed and where to isolate and treat an infected patient.
There is uncertainty regarding clinical relevance of many of the species, particularly in settings where facility to isolate and identify them is relatively recent.
Manufacturers' protocols were modified where necessary to isolate total RNA, as expression profiling using only the small RNA fraction (<200 nt) was shown to be inferior to using total RNA, with 65-88% apparent expression loss after small RNA enrichment [ 20].
Where Saint Laurent tends to isolate himself in Paris or Morocco, and then complain that he's lonely, Berge, at 70, remains curious.
The New York Times reported in May that the hospital had failed to send critical pieces of forensic evidence from the victim's rape examination -- including the woman's underwear and swabs from her genital area -- to the city medical examiner's office, where officials try to isolate attackers' DNA in rape cases.
That is where knowing how to isolate the enemy comes in, for, despite the brazen miscalculations of war strategy in the early years after 9/11, America today still has the upper hand against a clever but nihilistic foe.
"You could do studies where you try to isolate one single component and then you can be very confident that component is causing the benefits, but that sort of reductionist approach inevitably limits your ability to show how much somebody can change," Mrazek said.
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.
Case studies are a preferred design within complex contexts where it is difficult to isolate variables or where strong interactions occur among variables, 19 which is particularly relevant for this study of transitional care involving multiple contexts and variables.
Organisational case studies are a preferred research method within complex and dynamic contexts where it is difficult to isolate variables or where there are strong interactions between variables [ 26].
