Sentence examples for arbitrary segregation from inspiring English sources
The arbitrary segregation is presumably a reference to the political forces that divide populations, sometimes families, through obscure or meaningless rules.
Using this arbitrary segregation, we noted a very strong effect and near perfect correlation of C5 allelic status and extent of replication of C. albicans in kidney with two notable exceptions (Table 1).
The civil liberties group called both types of segregation "arbitrary, inhumane and unsafe," arguing that corrections officials have too much discretion to send inmates to segregated housing for long periods, even for minor infractions.
These have mostly addressed the case of a batch, or equivalently a plug flow reactor; only one paper has considered the case of a continuous stirred tank reactor, and another one gives implicitly the analysis for a maximum segregation reactor of arbitrary residence time distribution.
The model captures remarkably well the segregation effects for an arbitrary time-dependent acceleration of small amplitude, while it implies an enormous reduction of computer demands.
Mean specific growth rates (per arbitrary time unit) of different damage segregation strategies when growth is linear as in [ 32 ] (Additional file 1: Equations 20 and 22): asymmetric (red), mid-symmetric (green) and symmetric (blue).
Mean specific growth rates (per arbitrary time unit) of different damage segregation strategies when growth is exponential (Additional file 1: Equations 21 and 22): asymmetric (red), mid-symmetric (green) and symmetric (blue).
We derive the quasispecies equations under the assumption of arbitrary lesion repair efficiency, and consider the cases of both random and immortal strand chromosome segregation.
Overall chromosomal instability is a result of arbitrary processes that take place during tumor progression, like breakage-fusion-bridge cycles [ 9], spontaneous breaks [ 10], and aberrant segregation of chromosomes in mitosis [ 11].
While racial segregation decreased, economic segregation increased.
