Sentence examples for a reduction in segregation from inspiring English sources

The increase in binder content enhanced the packing density of mixtures and resulted in a reduction in segregation.

Patients had a reduction in segregation and local efficiency in primary sensory regions such as the structures around the central sulcus and occipital cortex.

Despite the absence of prominent alterations in the global efficiency, we note significant alterations in the regional topological properties, with increased segregation of right anterior insula and right middle frontal (dorsolateral prefrontal) gyrus along with a reduction in the segregation of structures around the central sulcus and lateral occipital cortex.

Intriguingly, overexpression of BUBR1 has the opposite effects – it leads to a reduction in chromosome mis-segregation and hence reduced aneuploidy (Baker et al., 2013), and the animals live longer and have a longer life without ailments.

The results of this analysis show a reduction in the extent of segregation of the samples compared with the scores plot in Figure 6A.

The origin of the strong texture originates from the triggering event, which is envisaged as a process of solute breakaway facilitated by the reduction in segregation with temperature.

In Australia, second-generation immigrants' trust has increased in relation to distant past reductions in crime and economic inequality, and recent past reduction in segregation by home country and unemployment.

The size distribution analysis using dry sieving and a particle analyzer revealed that particle agglomeration occurred only in the dense bed and that neither segregation nor a reduction in particle size due to attrition and/or fragmentation took place.

It was shown for instance that extensive transcription causes a reduction in plasmid copy-number and favours plasmid segregation [ 26- 28].

And religious organisations, so quick to advocate the principle of "non-discrimination" in other goods and services, must surely now recognise that only by ending institutional discrimination in schools will we begin to bring about a reduction in the communal enmity and violence that is bred by segregation.

This phenomenon of segregation is strongly exothermic and is therefore favoured by a reduction in temperature.