Sentence examples for a segregated segment from inspiring English sources

Above all, war demands loyalty, so a poster like David Stone Martin's "Above and Beyond the Call of Duty" (1943), a moody portrait of an African-American sailor wearing his Navy Cross, was designed to recruit troops from a segregated segment of society.

In general, one marker should be in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with each segregating segment of the genome.

When N e increases, the effective number of segregating segments increases [ 19] and the accuracy of GEBV is expected to decrease, which was observed.

America is still very much a segregated country.

Therefore, a minimum of two molecules of CENP-A co-segregate, thus forming a segregating unit.

The fiber cross-section consists of an outer protein layer connected internally to several topologically segregated spiral segments (highlighted in Fig. 2C with different colors).

Specifically, we segregated gene segments into "fixed" (consistently functional or consistently non-functional) and "segregating" (functional and non-functional alleles) classes.

In complex, randomly mating populations, the number of independently segregating chromosomal segments is a function of genome length and effective population size (Hayes et al. 2009).

In double haploid populations derived from an F1, the number of independently segregating chromosomal segments can be calculated as the haploid number of chromosome plus the expected number of cross-over events (Lynch and Walsh 1998).

Figure 5 shows a toy case: the patients who are predicted to be highly likely to be dead are now segregated into two segments: (a) the ones with a very high in 'Number of Primaries' and (b) the others with a low in 'Number of Primaries' but a high in 'Stage' and a large in 'Tumor Size'.

The effective number of loci cannot be greater than the number of independently segregating chromosomal segments.