Sentence examples for area segregation from inspiring English sources

We calculated population data at the census block level and metropolitan area segregation measures from the Summary File 1 of the 2000 census (U.S. Census Bureau 2001).

Adjusting for home ownership and household poverty did not substantially alter associations between HRRLC and race/ethnicity or metropolitan area segregation levels within each racial/ethnic group.

In SS samples, G1 aggregates showed preponderance of CD3+/CD45RO+ infiltrating lymphocytes without B/T area segregation, G2 revealed an increasing number of CD20+/CD54RA+ and a variable degree of organization (54.55% not segregated, 21.21% atypically segregated, 24.24% segregated), while G3 exhibited CD20+/ CD54RA+ majority with the typical segregation of secondary lymphoid follicles.

The practice of seclusion in Norway resembles the concepts of "open area seclusion", "segregation nursing", "segregation area", "quiet rooms" or "sheltered area" in international literature (28).

Martinez said, "I told her about the ad-seg area" — administrative segregation, for rule-breakers — "where death row is at.

The Mendelian constraints underlying analyses such as those noted above have been well studied in the area of segregation analysis.

Graham et al. (2006) [ 42] reported a genetic map position for gene H on LG2 of the 'Latham' × 'Glen Moy' genetic linkage map, which is within the region of one of the defined areas of segregation distortion on the 'Heritage' linkage map, as well as on the linkage map of Sargent et al. (2007) [ 4], but not on the 'Tulameen' map.

The localization of function to specific brain areas ("functional segregation") is the commonest approach to investigating function; however, an emerging, complementary approach ("functional integration") describes function in terms of the information flow across networks of areas.

Within each racial/ethnic group, HRRLC conditions increased with increasing degrees of metropolitan area-level segregation.

In this analysis we examined the relationship between estimated cancer risks from ambient air toxics, tract-level socioeconomic characteristics, and metropolitan-area racial segregation in the continental United States.

The proportion of unqualified teachers is much higher in rural areas, and segregation of Roma children is still widespread although the Ministry of Education issued a notice on desegregation in 2005.