Examples of using Can be isolated in English and their translations into Dutch
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Hair and stool can serve as material from which DNA can be isolated, so that invasive techniques as drawing blood from an animal can be avoided.
Phage typing may also be useful when viable staphylococci can be isolated from the incriminated food,
some other place where they can be isolated;
People with autism can be isolated, find it difficult to form relationships.
The Specific Physical Activity is far more precise and can be isolated from the chain of events leading to the accident.
The mitochondrial DNA of female lice can be isolated and used to determine migration patterns of ancient humans.
A second adjacent room(2 beds 90/200 cm bed) can be isolated with a door.
kept in their living quarters or some other place where they can be isolated from feral pigs.
Management is not a phenomenon that can be isolated from other processes taking place in society.
Inquiry and unselfish activity ripen the consciousness and the Atma can be isolated from the body, clear and pure.
isolation facilities so that all animals can be isolated in the event of an outbreak of a contagious disease.
their living quarters or confined in some other place where they can be isolated taking into account the possible role of vectors, where appropriate;
where the fate of no one country can be isolated from that of the whole.
their living quarters or another place where they can be isolated;
I actually think it could be isolated into a cure.
At first, going out on your own can be isolating….
That is why a more precise analysis was made of the four types of experiment which could be isolated in Tables 15 and 16.
It was not until 1988 that these cells could be isolated in their pure form.
which initially based on organic compounds that could be isolated from plants, was extended to include animal material in the middle of the 19th century by the German Justus von Liebig.