Sentence examples for a complete segregation from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of liquid-fluidized binary-solid mixtures can be represented by a "complete segregation model", where two superposed non-interacting zones are predicted to form.

A chain of migrations will follow until, possibly, a highly segregated region appears in the system as shown in Fig. 1a, and eventually a complete segregation is obtained as the final outcome.

Here, we do not maintain a complete segregation of projection targets and instead show that by considering only hip-related pools of excitatory and inhibitory interneurons, each projecting to both hip and knee MNs, appropriate knee-hip timing relations can be produced.

We observed a complete segregation of human and chicken cells at 3 days after implantation; no cell expressed both markers.

This implies a complete segregation of the two parental template strands, i.e., a double incision of one parental strand around the ICL (unhooking).

Remarkably we observed a complete segregation of cavin2 and cavin3.

Figure  3 illustrates that with the CD64 index there was an almost complete segregation of the two groups, and a tendency towards the same concerning PCT.

The denominator is the minimum number of people who would need to move to achieve this goal, starting from a context of complete segregation.

These events are likely to occur prior to the complete segregation of Aurora A at the centrosomes, and is consistent with a nuclear function of Aurora A in the G2 activation of Plk1.

"You have a funny situation here — a rare niche of explicit, complete segregation, but the same work," Cynthia Estlund, a professor of labor and employment law and workplace governance at New York University, told me.

Some studies found complete segregation between a variant and the studied disease and a few of them will be highlighted in the following.