Sentence examples for be segregated in a from inspiring English sources
It is not possible to report effectively and routinely while operating as though every communication must be segregated in a compartment within a compartment.
In theory, customer property at a brokerage firm should be even more secure than money in a bank, because banks use fractional reserves, meaning that by design they have "used" a large part of the deposits, while customer property at a brokerage firm is supposed to be segregated in a special fund at a third-party custodian bank.
Monomodal approaches assumes that the features that characterize the BG values of a pixel location can be segregated in a single compact support.
Indeed, it has been suggested that UL18 might confer both intracellular and extracellular functions, which could be segregated in a manner dependent on the phase of HCMV replication.
Arachis paraguariensis shows low genetic affinity to the other species of section Erectoides and because it shows some morphological peculiarities in the root, flowers and fruits it was suggested that this species should be segregated in an independent section [ 1].
For example, in comparison to F2s, backcross designs on average reduce by 1/4 the total number of alleles expected to be segregating in a recombinant population.
In Iowa, liquor was segregated in a state-owned store with all the sensory appeal of an auto-body shop.
Railway carriages, like schools, were segregated, in a British version of apartheid: first-class for Europeans; second-class for Indians; and third-class for Africans.
In 2002, Roma from the region of Medjimurje sued elementary schools because 15 pupils were segregated in a class and taught 30% less than the obligatory curriculum.
Sometimes amazing opportunities got pissed down the tube.How much has race been an issue for Fishbone?We came up in America in the '80s, when the music industry was segregated in a lot of ways.
In contrast to the nuclear genome, mtDNA is segregated in a non-Mendelian manner and is exclusively transmitted through maternal inheritance (Ingman et al., 2000).
