Sentence examples for a basis for segregation from inspiring English sources

Consistent with our hypothesis, based on 66 genes present in the dataset, the expression of genes of the "Fibroblast specific BMP2 induced gene list" provided a basis for segregation of the tumors into two groups.

A subset of the genes that overlapped between the "Fibroblast specific BMP2 induced gene list" and the Garber dataset (n = 37), was coherent to provide a basis for segregation of the tumors into two groups.

Such segregation is rooted in the Population Registration Act, which defines each South African at birth by skin color and offers a basis for segregated schools and residential districts.

That legislation reversed the legal basis for segregation in America, but against a backdrop in the South of Jim Crow laws, all-white juries and a gathering Civil Rights movement, it would take more than 30 years, and affirmative action such as the busing in of black students to white neighbourhoods, for things to change.

When Graham was questioned about his views on faith and race, he argued there was no scriptural basis for segregation.

This will serve both as a starting point for systematic determination of the full range of functions involved in mitotic chromosome segregation, and as a basis for the development of detailed structural and functional interaction maps of key chromosomal subdomains.

It was a basis for secession and then for years of Southern defiance on segregation.

"There is a basis for this movement.

He called it a "basis" for change.

Provide a basis for your requests.

In the last case study, we superimposed 12 BH3 domains from pro-apoptotic proteins, and found that there is a structural basis for the functional segregation of these proteins into activators and enablers.