Sentence examples for age segregated from inspiring English sources

Perhaps its day has come and gone--a concrete building, age segregated, and organized by grade level; the working definition of a teacher, courses, and grades, the idea of a school year.

The study was conducted in a specialized fattening herd employing age segregated rearing in eight units.

Several strategies have therefore been employed aiming to control the effects of A. pleuropneumoniae infections of which age segregated rearing is one [ 4, 5].

Figure  2 illustrates the abundance of class Beta- and Gammaproteobacteria in ileal and colonic luminal content in relation to piglet age, segregated according to diarrhoeic status.

Infections with Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae and Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae are widespread in the conventional pig population in Sweden, but the influence of these diseases has decreased since the 1990s due to the commonly performed age segregated production from birth to slaughter [ 24].

The introduction of age segregated rearing systems that provides a good environment and a low pathogen load have been proven efficient in preventing PWD [ 29], and the importance of using relevant feeding systems to weaned piglets have been discussed [ 41].

In this scenario, TE insertions of a given age segregate at lower frequencies than neutral insertion alleles as expected and show clear differences in frequency from model predictions.

Cut off from their families and community from an early age, often segregated in large facilities and special schools, the prospect for these children is to graduate to an institution for adults and to face a pattern of denial of human rights.

In budding yeast, various aging factors segregate to the aging (mother -lineage, with poorly understood consequences.

In contrast to previous models, our model predicts that unicellular organisms should have active mechanisms to repair damage rather than age by segregating damage.

Over the past 50 or 60 years, schooling and school-like activities (such as organized, age-segregated adult-directed sports) have expanded to take over increasing portions of children's time, leaving less and less opportunity for children to bring their hunter-gatherer instincts to bear in their own education.